Security camera installation for where security matters
Protecting your home or business must be a top priority. As the world becomes increasingly unpredictable and violent, incidents that once seemed unimaginable now occur regularly. That is why having a high quality security camera installation is so important. Will your system capture what you really need? Are the vital areas covered, or are their blind spots that can not be covered?
Since 2004, Charlotte Data Solutions has provided reliable systems using the latest technology. We proudly install high-end camera systems from trusted manufacturers. We do not use budget cameras or FCC-banned cameras. Many budget cameras are not only low quality but also pose significant security risks.
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FAQ about Security Camara Installation.
Charlotte Data Solutions will work with you to find a plan that works well for your schedule. The size of each project will determine how long it takes. However, in general, a single camara installation could take about 1 hour. A full installation with 5-6 IP Camaras could take the better part of a day or two depending on placement and configuration needs.
The cost of high quality IP Cameras with the latest features might start about $400-500 per camera. The highest quality with features like pan tilt zoom and AI tracking, might run $1000 or more depending on the options selected in the cameras. The cost of the installation would depend on many factors. A single camera installation might be just a few hours of labor. To get a personnalize quote for your needs give us a call we will be happy to
Charlotte Data Solutions is headquarters in Charlotte NC. We service from Charlotte to the North Carolina Coast. We cover all areas in eastern NC, the low country. If you are looking for Security Camera Installation and your outside of these regions, give us a call and we will talk about the options.
Coax Security Cameras
Many older and more affordable cameras use HD-SDI or BNC connectors with coaxial cables. While some of these cameras are analog, newer SDI models remain digital despite utilizing coax cables. Typically, SDI cameras need a separate power cable alongside the coax, often provided as a combined cable. A limitation of this setup is the reliance on a central DVR system to manage the cameras.
IP Ethernet Cameras
These are the latest advancements in technology. These cameras streamline the security camera installation process by connecting directly to an Ethernet network using standard Cat 6 cabling. Often, they do not require a central DVR, as they can store recordings on an SD card, a network storage device like an NVR, or even in the cloud.
Give us a call today to see what we can do to help you with your security camera installations.