To watch your CCTV cameras from anywhere using the internet, start by choosing the right camera with high resolution, night vision, and Wi-Fi capability. Connect your system to a stable internet connection via Ethernet or Wi-Fi and perform port forwarding.…
With a thermal CCTV camera, you can see in complete darkness, fog, or smoke by detecting infrared radiation and capturing heat signatures. This technology provides unparalleled visibility, reduces false alarms, and upholds privacy by focusing on heat rather than visible…
To freeze a CCTV camera, start by powering it off. Disconnect it from its power source or use a timer plug to schedule downtime. Cover the camera lens with an adhesive sticker or magnetic cover to block its view. For…
To disable the IR function on your CCTV camera, start by accessing the camera’s settings menu. Look for the IR settings or Night Vision options in the Camera or Advanced Settings section and toggle the IR function off. If you’re…
You can turn your mobile into a CCTV camera without internet by following these steps. First, choose a phone with a good camera and long battery life. Download a surveillance app like Alfred or IP Webcam, and complete the setup…
To connect your CCTV camera to a TV without a DVR, you’ll need a compatible video cable and a power adapter. First, identify your camera’s output type (BNC, RCA, or HDMI). Use a BNC-to-RCA adapter if needed, or directly plug…
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