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Benefits of IP Camera
More than 24% of American households with broadband Internet connectivity will also have an IP camera by the year of 2020.
What an IP Camera Is An IP camera is similar to a closed-circuit television camera in that it is also used for security and surveillance purposes. An IP camera can transmit data over the Internet or computer networks unlike closed-circuit cameras. IP cameras are networked and digitized, unlike closedcircuit televisions. Advantages of IP Camera •
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Remote viewing: You can have remote viewing without having to buy additional hardware/software. You do not have to be in the same room as the monitors for IP camera and can send the footage and feeds to any location. No matter where you are, you will still be able to check video clips of the areas covered by your IP cameras. Enhanced video resolution: IP camera systems are capable of up to 24-Megapixels, which is going to help with your digital zoom and allow for a more detailed image which can be especially useful in applications requiring facial and/or license plate recognition. Communication device: IP cameras can work like a two-way intercom. You can have a conversation over the said platform of an IP camera, which make it perfect for the home, where you do not have to open the door in order to talk to the person knocking outside. Send or store the footage anywhere: With IP cameras, you can literally send footage anywhere as long as you have an Internet connection. IP cameras can record direct to a cloud, on board memory card or a network video recorder.