IP Camera, h.264 DVR, CCTV, Vehicle Tracker

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Our products comes under the brand name PANSIM for industrial and residential security and surveillance system use . Our main focus is on quality control so that people get good quality products. And on the other hand our quality products also helps the dealers and technical people in selling and installation. The company has a wide range of solutions which solves the security and surveillance problems and worries. Our procucts are supported by company owned DDNS server, so that people can use our products on internet , this also helps in reducing the recurring cost . The company is leading by team of experienced professionals. Our team is very well versed with the technical problems of IT industry which also helps to solve the problems of clients in security and surveillance field. This all has helped PANSIM to become a popular brand among the masses. Company has recently launched premium segment of Vehicle Tracking System. Our cameras do not need to be attached to a PC in order to operate, they are small computers in themselves, or you can say their is inbuilt webserver in the camera so just plug it into the network or a phone line via a box called a router. Our solutions can be installed on different places and all the devices can be viewed in a single window from anywhere from the computer. Network cams are gradually replacing traditional analogue CCTV cams, because of the additional features that they offer, such as automatic recording and sending of images if motion is detected, and the ability to see live images at any time on any PC anywhere, just using a standard browser like Microsoft Internet Explorer. You can also log in to see live images on most modern mobile phones. We have also make the FAQ details because many questions which arised in the customer mind, we already know because of our experience. So you can get all your queries solved before you buy the product.

 

 

CCTV Explained

CCTV Security Camera Specifications explained

 

CCTV Security Camera Specifications like AGC and AES are not straight forward and plain to everybody. Below, we have put some effort into providing our potential clients with a comprehensive CCTV Specification Guide. Ideal CCTV's quotations are among the most clear and transparent in the security market, showing all important features and specifications of every camera on the project. In order to evaluate and compare propositions effectively, one needs understand why for example a camera specified at 560TVL is much more advanced than a random wireless 320TVL import.

CAMERA SPECIFICATIONS

Any camera data specification sheet has a many specifications shown like resolution, sensitivity, camera voltage, signal to noise ratio, chip type, and operating temperature. Some data sheets are elaborate, while others are relatively basic and cover the bare minimum. To define a security camera, most people will first look at the resolution and sensitivity in the data sheet. These two values are the most important. In this lesson we will look into these specifications in more detail. There is confusion surrounding these terms and I would like to demystify them by explaining them in simple terms.

AES - Automatic Electronic Shutter

Cameras need to be able to measure the present scene illumination, in order to determine the overall video brightness. In modern day the most advanced and commonly used method is Auto-Iris. Auto-Iris is established through team-work of a professional CCTV CCD Camera in conjunction with a modern lens - both supporting Auto Iris function. The camera measures the light level - decides whether it needs more or less light - and then adjusts the motorised iris in the Auto Iris Lens (open further or close), via a small control cable.

The most common cause for not equipping cameras with auto iris lenses is the cost-saving factor. Utilising AES, a standard Manual Iris Lens will be used on an average setting (determined by needed and average scene illumination. The electronic in the camera will modify the shutter speed of the CCD Chip. Increase in shuttering = darker image, decrease of shutter speed = brighter image.

Adavantage = Cost Saving. Disadvantage = less crisp image quality and less quality when capturing moving objects.

Engineer Tip: Be sure to TURN OFF AES whn an Auto Iris is being used.