Quinlan Security Systems - Camera Surveillance

Camera Surveillance

Camera systems or "CCTV Systems" are meant to be visual assessment tools that provide proper identifiable and/or descriptive information either during and/or after the fact. CCTV can be used in many areas of a security system, for a variety of tasks, making it an important and indisputable element. But the actual quality of visual information you receive is determined by the lens position of view. The camera is selected for its sensitivity to the light available in the target area, and its image quality and lastly for its features. Examine some typical views that might be necessary in a commercial type system.

Unmistakable Identification

The ability of the viewer to positively identify something within the scene beyond the shadow of a doubt.

Action Identification

The ability to view a scene displayed on camera and positively distinguish the scene beyond the shadow of a doubt. Often more than one scene can appear the same when viewed on CCTV. In addition to camera clarity, there should also be a way to distinguish one similar scene from another.

Properly designed systems can aid in controlling time clock fraud, false personal injury, job productivity, data theft, pilferage, work-place violence and other areas that can affect company financial stability.

Scene Identification

The ability of the viewer to positively identify an action within a scene beyond the shadow of a doubt.