IP Security Cameras & Networking

Internet Protocol cameras, also called IP cameras or network cameras, provide digital video surveillance by sending and receiving footage over the internet or local area network (LAN). Like their name suggests, IP cameras connect to a network through WiFi or a Power over Ethernet (PoE) cable. They’re often used with network video recorders (NVRs) and sometimes digital video recorders (DVRs), making them a common solution for enterprise video surveillance.

We provide high-tech IP PoE security cameras, NVRs, Switches with Mobile App and Online viewing, with user training, technical support and servicing.

We sell and install IP-enabled (Internet Protocol) CCTV security cameras and Network Video Recorders (NVRs). All cameras are IP, PoE & Mobile Viewing ready, complete with a networking service that allows you to keep an eye on things from anywhere. Comes with a Mobile App to view cams on your Smartphone.

Our “IP” or “Internet Protocol” security cameras and networking service allows you to keep an eye on things from anywhere. Comes with a Mobile App to view cams on your Smartphone.

IP Security Cameras Installation

We sell and install IP-enabled (Internet Protocol) CCTV security cameras and Network Video Recorders (NVRs). All cameras are IP, PoE & Mobile Viewing ready, complete with a networking service allows you to keep an eye on things from anywhere. Comes with a Mobile App to view cams on your Smartphone.

Our “IP” or “Internet Protocol” security cameras and networking service allows you to keep an eye on things from anywhere. Comes with a Mobile App to view cams on your Smartphone.

What are IP Cameras

Our “IP” or “Internet Protocol” security cameras and networking service allows you to keep an eye on things from anywhere. Comes with a Mobile App to view cams on your Smartphone. We have both wireless and wired cameras for you.

The high-resolution IP cameras can cover a much wider area than an analog CCTV camera – for example, a single IP camera can often easily cover the same area you would need up to four low-resolution cameras for. This means in some situations installing an IP surveillance system is actually more cost-effective plus you get the benefit of much more user-friendly footage from a single camera.