Analog Cameras

Analog cameras, also known as traditional CCTV cameras, capture video footage and transmit it via coaxial cables to a DVR (Digital Video Recorder) for processing and storage. They are widely used for reliable security surveillance in residential, commercial, and industrial spaces. Known for their affordability and simple installation, analog cameras remain a trusted solution for many security needs.

Variants of Analog Cameras

Dome Cameras
Compact and discreet cameras designed for indoor use. Their dome-shaped design makes it difficult to identify the viewing direction, enhancing security.

Bullet Cameras
Long and cylindrical in shape, bullet cameras are ideal for outdoor surveillance. They provide clear, focused views and are often weather-resistant.

Box Cameras
Highly customizable cameras that allow different lenses to be fitted as per surveillance requirements. Best suited for locations needing adjustable viewing ranges.

PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) Cameras
These cameras can move horizontally (pan), vertically (tilt), and zoom in on objects, offering flexible coverage for large areas.

Infrared (IR) / Night Vision Cameras
Equipped with infrared LEDs, these cameras provide clear images even in complete darkness, making them perfect for 24/7 monitoring.

Hidden/Spy Cameras
Designed for discreet surveillance, these cameras blend into the environment and are used where unobtrusive monitoring is required.