Description

Modernization of a system can be understood as replacing certain elements of this system to restore productive operation, or to improve qualitative characteristics or functional capabilities. For example, this can include adding new ones or replacing existing cameras with cameras with better resolution. Sometimes modernization is global - replacing all active equipment, and sometimes also the cable system, meaning that a completely new video surveillance system is built de facto. In this regard, it is worth considering several options for upgrading video surveillance: replacing only existing cameras; replacing cameras and a video recorder, while the cable system remains the same; replacing cameras, the power supply unit, and the cable line. The main vector in which the modernization of video surveillance systems takes place is their integration into a comprehensive security system for the facility. In addition, as a 'bonus', you get: improved video recording quality; the ability to multiply and scale recorded frames; continuous high-speed access to video archives and convenient search of information (by dates, numbers, etc.); the ability to stream video signal to the Internet; the ability to send alert messages via SMS, etc.