Omega Communications LTD.

Analog Cameras

• A traditional set-up where the camera is connected via coaxial cable to a Digital Video Recorder (DVR) or monitor.

IP Cameras

• An advanced camera setup that records to an online server allowing footage to be recorded and viewed from anywhere via the internet
• Easy to integrate with existing networks
• Higher resolution (HDTV Image Quality) with wider aspect radio means less cameras, more coverage
• Pan/Tilt/Zoom (PTZ) commands and software upgrades can be sent over the internet
• Can function with a wireless network
• Can operate without a power supply using Power Over Ethernet (POE) when hooked up to a network cable

Digital Video Recorder (DVR)
The DVR is the device that stores all the footage taken from the camera. It is specifically encrypted with the manufacturers watermark to show that it holds original footage that can not be tampered with. This makes the video captured 100% useable in the court of law. DVR's also have the ability to archive files and back them up on a separate device. A basic version (as shown in the picture) is available as well as a wall mountable, encased version that further prevents tampering or damage.

Network Video Recorder (NVR) 

This device has the same purpose as a DVR, but instead of data being stored in a hard drive, it is on a virtual network with special software installed to manage it.