With the worry of security becoming even more of a concern for companies all over the world, a number of businesses have reached the point where they need to improve and change their existing systems in place to IP CCTV.

This is nearly always mentioned as IP Surveillance. CCTV is simply a system of surveillance cameras joined together by a singular network which allows businesses to continuously monitor every part of their premises.

Internet Protocol Closed Circuit Television allows businesses to transmit live images of their property and archive them on an internet connection.

There are many advantages to having IP-CCTV fitted compared to regular CCTV. Easy to manage and install, there is only a small amount of wiring needed and the images produced are cheap to store. One of the other advantages is that IP CCTV allows businesses to easily turn images into data which can be quickly sent to a network. Once saved on the network the data can be viewed through the desired data centre.

This type of surveillance system can also be integrated to work along side with existing analogue CCTV camera systems, meaning that you will not have to undergo extensive changes to your system to enjoy the benefits of CCTV. When it comes to regular use IP also allows businesses to be more flexible when it comes to assessing images, along with better camera angles and improved resolution compared to standard CCTV.

The technology of IP means that businesses don't need to spend hours searching through hours of images as they will have more control over the footage from the beginning - each individual camera has its own unique IP number which makes cross referencing much simpler. All of the data images which have been recorded are saved onto one network only, which makes it easy to search for the date and time which you require of all cameras.

The main advantage of CCTV is that the information can be viewed from virtually all browsers in the world as long as the desired user has the correct login information. The cabling is also much easier to install than you may have first thought. This means that rather than traveling to the office security experts or managers can access and analyse from the comfort of their own home. In addition to saving time, this also allows managers to subtly access the images without raising concern with individuals in the office.structured cabling is an essential part of the system and if done correctly will provide you and your company with the tools to monitor security seamlessly.

The IP has gained popularity from a diverse selection of businesses even large retailers and distributors - IP CCTV can be installed in a range of existing buildings by qualified CT technicians. CCTV is now being installed into new builds, to offer businesses high quality security from the starting point of their business, which will ensure that they are ready to deal with security in the best possible way. What's more, because of the nature of the technology, IP-CCTV can also run seamlessly alongside other network connections.

The CCTV system can save large quantities of money if fitted correctly. Gaining in popularity today, CCTV is expected to replace existing analogue security systems in the next five years. To find out more about the advantages of IP or to cost up the system for your business get in touch with the professionals at Cable Talk today, as they can fit IP CCTV.