Video Surveillance Systems

Smarter offers 2 types of surveillance systems for monitoring the internal and external perimeter of the building, namely: analogue and IP camera systems. What is the difference between analogue and IP systems? – The IP system is a modern system that assigns an IP address to each camera during use. In the case of an analogue system, it is impossible to assign addresses. Compared to the analogue system, the IP system is more modern, using the IP system, we can combine the entire building into one system. During the electric power distribution, analogue cameras must be connected directly to a DVR (Digital Video Recorder). A DVR is a recording device for analogue cameras that output images.

In addition, the IP camera allows us to build the so-called VMS (Video Monitoring System), where up to 10,000 cameras will be combined in one system. IP cameras are more powerful than analogue, they take pictures with a resolution of 1 to 5 megapixels, which creates an incredibly clear image. In addition, cameras of this system usually have a larger field of view than analogue cameras. Smarter also offers a car number plate recognition system. Using the plate recognition system, the building owner can identify a vehicle by number. Based on the pre-entered number in the program, the barrier will automatically allow the vehicle into the building.