Our guide to understanding HD CCTV

HD CCTV stands for High Definition Closed Circuit Television and is basically the next level up from analogue CCTV.

If you have an analogue CCTV system at the moment but are looking to upgrade to a HD CCTV system, then this can be done quite easily and with little disruption.

All that’s required is for you to swap your analogue cameras for HD ones, which will ensure that the footage captured is of higher definition, meaning much clearer images and the ability to better identify any suspicious looking intruders.

HD CCTV cameras are easy to install and provide you with an improved system for little cost however, newer technology such as IP cameras are now becoming a more popular choice.

Compared to HD CCTV systems, an IP CCTV ones requires less cabling and give you more control as to where your cameras should be placed.

However, if you’re simply looking to upgrade your home CCTV system to the next level and you don’t have the budget right now to even consider an IP CCTV system, then a HD CCTV system is a wise choice, it’s easy to swap over to from your analogue system, quick to install and the system is very simple to use.

For simple home surveillance, the change over to an HD CCTV system from an anologue one is probably the best option if your budget is limited.

An HD CCTV system provides high quality surveillance suitable for most homes in the UK. An IP CCTV system can cost a little more but does come with extra features that some people might benefit from and might be worth considering at a later date.

All CCTV cameras act as strong visual deterrents and have the ability to capture and record footage/images which can help in the event of an incident occurring at your property.

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