SECURITY CAMERAS
Safeguard your Home or Business in Grand Ledge, Grand Rapids and the Mid-Michigan Area
PURCHASE SMART SECURITY CAMERA SYSTEMS THAT ARE DESIGNED FOR YOU
Installing security camera systems in your home or business is the best investment you can make. Let Total Security, LLC create a system that's tailor-made for you. We'll perform a thorough on-site consultation so we can get a better idea of your needs. You'll feel confident knowing you're taking action to protect your home or business.
If you need security camera systems for your home or business in Michigan, call 517-622-4853 now.
We service homes and businesses in Grand Ledge, Grand Rapids and Mid-Michigan.
WHAT MAKES OUR SECURITY CAMERA INSTALLATION SPECIAL?
Your security is your number one priority.
That's why choosing the best system for your business or home is crucial. When you trust us to handle your residential or commercial security camera installation, you'll have the ability to:
View your security cameras from your phone or computer
Improve the hardware for efficiency and maximum clarity
Upgrade your old system to something advanced
No additional monthly charge to view your cameras remotely
Investing in quality residential or commercial security camera systems keeps your home or business protected.
Do you have an existing security camera from one of our competitors? No worries! We'll happily perform a thorough maintenance service to guarantee its efficiency. Call now to schedule your appointment for your home or business in Grand Ledge, Grand Rapids and the Mid-Michigan area.
Types of Cameras
DOME CAMERAS
The camera unit is mounted inside a transparent dome which can be tinted to obscure the camera position. Dome cameras come in a wide variety of forms. They can be used for CCTV or IP systems. They come with IR's for low light conditions. Domes are more vandal-proof than bullet cameras and are more covert so they can blend in better with your home or office decor. Domes are also great for wide-area viewing more than distance.
BULLET CAMERAS
A bullet camera is a small camera designed for security applications. The name comes from the small size of these cameras resembling bullets. Bullet cameras are more used on exteriors of homes and businesses as they are great for distance viewing. These also come with IR's for low light conditions like nighttime. Bullets are used in CCTV, IP, and wireless camera systems. Bullet cameras can come with many specific features. For example, they are specifically designed to capture license plates.
PTZ CAMERAS
PTZ - Meaning Pan, Tilt, Zoom
PTZ's are capable of remote directional and zoom control. In television production, PTZ controls are used with professional video cameras in television studios, sporting events, and commercial locations. They are commonly referred to as robos, an abbreviation of robotic camera. These are normally mounted high on a commercial building or pole to view a very large area with the ability to remotely move the camera around.
Types of Recorders
DVR-Digital Video Recorder
NVR-Network Video Recorder
One of the great benefits of a DVR property surveillance system is that it offers 24-hour protection. DVR systems can record for extensive periods of time, meaning a property can be protected by video footage 24 hours a day, seven days a week. With a DVR property surveillance system, families or employees can feel safe, day or night, knowing their surveillance system will alert them and capture all images, should someone attempt to enter their property. DVR recorders are used when you are using a coax camera or CCTV.
A network video recorder (NVR) is a software program that records video in a digital format to a disk drive, USB flash drive, SD memory card or other mass storage device. An NVR contains no dedicated video capture hardware. Available from 4 channel up to 32 channel systems. These are more common in commercial industries when there's already a network system being used for offices and employees. Video on a DVR is encoded and processed at the DVR, while video on an NVR is encoded and processed at the camera, then streamed to the NVR for storage or remote viewing. An NVR recorder will be used when using IP or wireless cameras.