Video cameras are used to observe an area and connected to recording device or IP Network and monitored in a Control Room.
Video surveillance technologies are used for far more than their roots in crime detection, with video analytics solutions able to serve a variety of applications such as traffic and crowd control management.
Popular manufacturers include Hikvision, Sony, Panasonic, Axis Communications, IDIS, Pelco, Hanwha Techwin, Y3K and Tyco.
Browse our directory for a full listing of video surveillance manufacturers.
Gren, who co-founded the surveillance giant in 1984, recently topped our roll call of the Top 50 influencers in security & fire 2017: security manufacturers/service providers. Read More
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The three-year national surveillance camera strategy for England and Wales will help to drive up standards while at the same […] Read More
The UK-based supplier of high-end CCTV hardware has been showing off its new rugged PTZ – VOLANT – and customisable camera housing range – VEGA – at IFSEC 2017. Read More
During IFSEC, Hanwha Techwin is providing live demonstrations of the company’s various camera and NVR products. Read More
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