Analog Video Camera Systems: Always a Reliable Option

Security cameras are a great option for securing your residential or business property. However, there are many varieties available on the market, including those with wired or wireless connectivity. Video formats vary, also, and analog video systems and cameras aren't one size fits all. In this blog article, Certified Alarms takes a close look at analog camera options and features to help you make the most informed camera system decision. As always, call or contact us online for questions, or to book an appointment for further assistance.

Varieties of Analog Cameras We Install

Analog cameras give you options, from where they can be installed to their overall appearance and features. Different analog video cameras include these configurations or preferences:

• Bullet Cameras: Suitable for walls or ceilings.
• Dome Cameras: These cameras are more discreet and great for indoor environments.
• Box Cameras: These cameras are highly customizable and the lenses are interchangeable.

Key Components of Analog Video Systems

• Infrared (IR) Night Vision: Many analog cameras come with the feature of capturing low-light video in dark conditions.
• DVR Compatibility: These analogs work seamlessly with digital video recorder systems that convert analog singles to digital for recording and playback.
• Dedicated Wiring: Such setups are independent of your computer network.
• Weatherproof and Durable: They're suitable for outdoor installation and perform in any weather conditions.

Analog Video System Pros & Cons

• Advantages of Analog Cameras Analog cameras are an ideal option for your business. Monitor your property 24/7. They can be more affordable from a purchase or installation standpoint. They also cover a wide range of view while providing the latest HD resolution.
• Disadvantages of Analog Camaras Analog cameras don't support wireless connectivity. So, if you are looking for a wireless connection, it might not be your first choice. In that case, you can choose IP cameras. To know which cameras will be most suitable, rely on our experts for professional analog camera advice and guideance.

Where to Install Analog Cameras

Analog cameras are best installed at entry and exit points, including front or back doors garage doors, or main gates. For garage security systems, analog cameras provide the surveillance and range to protect vehicles, tools, and other possessions. Hallways, corridors, warehouses, and more areas are also ideal for analog camera systems installed by Certified Alarms. Get the coverage and protection you need with our latest products and installations.

Professional Installation for Best Results

For the most effective analog camera installation, Certified Alarms has the necessary expertise and experience. Get professional assistance with your camera placement, whether you need visible, more obvious security that deters unwanted activity, or more hidden analog camera options. Our installation provides effective solutions, no matter your needs. Ask our Certified Alarms experts about any of our commercial or home security solutions.

Businesses Our Analog Cameras Support

Analog cameras fit nearly any type of business for any security requirement. Our analog camera systems are installed for the following:

• Retail Stores
• Fitness Facilities
• Daycare Centers
• Small Businesses
• Churches
• Party Halls or Venues
• Restaurants

More of Our Security Camera Options

Camera and system alternatives to analog camera installation are many. Choose our IP cameras, network video recorders, PoE cameras, and more. Certain box cameras and dome cameras include wireless connectivity that analog cameras don't support. Panoramic, turret, and bullet cameras also include wireless solutions. The market is wide open, and your choices can feel endless. Contact the skilled professionals at Certified Alarms to identify and install the analog or other camera system that's best for you. We'll respond ASAP and begin your installation process.