What is a CCTV camera means?
CCTV means “closed-circuit television” and is commonly known as a video surveillance technology. “Closed-circuit” means broadcasts are limited (closed) to a selected group of monitors, unlike “regular” TV, which can be received and viewed by whoever sets up a reception device. CCTV networks are commonly employed to detect and deter criminal activities and record traffic infractions, but they also have other uses.
The first CCTV system was created in 1942 by German scientists seeking an effective way to track the trajectory of V2 rockets during World War II. American scientists would later use CCTV technology during atomic bomb testing because it allowed them to monitor activities like shock waves and blast effects without having people in harm’s way.
When was CCTV Cameras came to Nepal?
The concept first came to Nepal about a decade ago- 2007 B.S. Nepal police had 48 of these cameras installed for the first phase. And just in a decade, CCTV camera has made a large market- hundreds and thousands of them have been installed around the country.
Why is the CCTV camera needed in Nepal? CCTV camera is needed in order to monitor the activities taking place- shield oneself from being harmed by any intruders or robbers. In a country like Nepal, where there are very fewer gadgets for crime detection, a CCTV camera helps in reducing crimes and protecting the employees on the premises. To combat the increasing theft rate, CCTV cameras in Nepal should be installed on every premise to protect the workers at the workplace. Whether it be banks, finances, big or small marts, wholesale or retailers every shop should be safe. Especially when you are not present in your shop 24/7, these camera keeps an eye on you. And if the police security around your house is weak, have it installed in your house as well.
Types of CCTV Cameras in Nepal
1. Analog CCTV Camera
a) Dome Camera
a. Non-Color (Black & white at Night Time)
b. Full Color 24 hours
b) Bullet Camera
a. Non-Color (Black & white at Night Time)
b. Full Color 24 hours
2. IP CCTV Camera
a) Dome Camera
a. Non-Color (Black & white at Night Time)
b. Full Color 24 hours
b) Bullet Camera
a. Non-Color (Black & white at Night Time)
b. Full Color 24 hours
c) PTZ Camera
3. Wireless CCTV Camera (also known as Wi-Fi camera)
Analog CCTV Camera In Nepal
CCTV cameras are a type of security camera that uses an analog video signal (CVBS / Composite Video Baseband Signal) to capture video surveillance footage. Analog CCTV cameras are hard-wired to surveillance DVRs and monitors using coax cables such as RG59. In addition to analog cameras, we also supply hybrid BNC security cameras which use the same coax cable. We have hybrid CCTV cameras available in 2mp / 1080p, 4mp, 5mp, and 8mp / 4K resolution. This allows you to use an analog DVR now, then upgrade later to an HD surveillance DVR later, without changing cameras or cable.