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Security cameras are devices designed to monitor and record activities in a specific area for safety and surveillance purposes. They typically consist of:

1. Cameras: Capture video footage, ranging from basic models to high-definition (HD) or 4K for clearer images. Can be wired or wireless.
    
2. DVR/NVR: Digital Video Recorder (DVR) or Network Vi

Security cameras are devices designed to monitor and record activities in a specific area for safety and surveillance purposes. They typically consist of:

1. Cameras: Capture video footage, ranging from basic models to high-definition (HD) or 4K for clearer images. Can be wired or wireless.
    
2. DVR/NVR: Digital Video Recorder (DVR) or Network Video Recorder (NVR) stores and manages video footage from the cameras. DVR is for analog systems, and NVR is for IP-based cameras.
    
3. Cabling: Coaxial cables for analog systems or Ethernet cables for IP cameras to transmit video signals.
    
4. Power Supply: Provides energy to the cameras, often through a dedicated power line or Power over Ethernet (PoE) for IP cameras.
    
5. Monitors: Display screens to view live feeds or recorded footage.
    
6. Motion Sensors: Detect movement to trigger recording or alerts.
    
7. Storage Devices: Hard drives or cloud storage for storing video data.
    
8. Accessories: Mounts, housings, and enclosures to protect cameras from the elements or tampering.
    

These systems can range from basic home security setups to advanced, multi-camera, enterprise-grade surveillance systems with features like remote access and AI-driven analytics. 

Security camera service and installation involves setting up, configuring, and maintaining surveillance systems to ensure optimal performance. The process typically includes:

1. Consultation and Assessment: A professional evaluates the area to determine the best camera placement and system configuration based on security needs.
    
2. Installation

Security camera service and installation involves setting up, configuring, and maintaining surveillance systems to ensure optimal performance. The process typically includes:

1. Consultation and Assessment: A professional evaluates the area to determine the best camera placement and system configuration based on security needs.
    
2. Installation: Technicians mount cameras, connect them to power sources and recording devices (DVR/NVR), and ensure proper wiring or wireless setup.
    
3. System Configuration: The system is configured for remote viewing, motion detection, alerts, and recording settings.
    
4. Testing and Calibration: Cameras are tested for optimal coverage, image quality, and connectivity.
    
5. Ongoing Maintenance: Regular check-ups, software updates, and troubleshooting to ensure the system is working efficiently over time.
6. Warranty : 1 year warranty on all Installation.
    

This service ensures that security cameras are installed professionally, with the system running smoothly and effectively.

Access control is a security system that regulates who can enter or exit a specific area. It uses a combination of hardware and software to manage entry based on permissions, ensuring only authorized individuals gain access. Key components include:

1. Keycards/Key Fobs: Physical or digital devices that grant access when swiped or scanned.
    
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Access control is a security system that regulates who can enter or exit a specific area. It uses a combination of hardware and software to manage entry based on permissions, ensuring only authorized individuals gain access. Key components include:

1. Keycards/Key Fobs: Physical or digital devices that grant access when swiped or scanned.
    
2. Biometrics: Systems that use fingerprints, facial recognition, or retina scans for identification.
    
3. Keypad Entry: Users enter a passcode to unlock doors or gates.
    
4. Electronic Locks: Doors are controlled via electrical signals, often integrated with access control systems.
    
5. Software: Manages user permissions, logs access events, and allows remote monitoring.
    

Access control is commonly used in businesses, government buildings, and residential properties to enhance security and restrict unauthorized entry.