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Have You Known These Facts about CCTV?

CCTV is a security tool used to monitor, broadcast, and record events at a location.

CCTV installation in Indonesia primarily occurs in public spaces to document events and violations, serving as legal evidence.

CCTV is used to monitor and record suspicious activities, including robberies and thefts in homes and shops.

Generally, the use of CCTV is legal when it complies with relevant regulations, although certain areas, such as hotel rooms, are prohibited from having CCTV installed.

This Is How CCTV Works!

CCTV surveillance systems are intended to display live feeds from strategically placed cameras.
Each camera is connected to a Digital Video Recorder (DVR) via coaxial cable, which is equipped with storage for video recording.
The DVR signal is transmitted to the monitor using a VGA cable, while each camera receives power to ensure its operation.
The system guarantees that only authorized individuals have access to the video recordings.

Why You Should Install CCTV

Detect and prevent criminal activity

Record traffic violations

Monitor customer movements

Identify suspicious behavior and criminal activity

Ensure safety and security for passengers

Help identify criminals after an incident occurs

One Example of CCTV Implementation

Public areas such as shopping centers, office buildings, and parking lots

Corporate environments

Private residences

Transportation hubs, such as train stations and bus terminals

Public transportation such as buses and trains

Key Components in a CCTV System

CCTV Camera

This device is the main part that functions to capture images and record events in the monitored area.

Digital Video Recorder (DVR)

In charge of recording and storing all activities caught by the camera.

Storage

Storage media that stores video recordings of surveillance results.

Cables

Some types of cables used include:

Power Supply Cable: Provides power to the camera.
Coaxial Cable: Connects the camera to the DVR.
VGA Cable: Connects the DVR with the monitor.

RF Connector

Generally located at the end of the coaxial cable, serves as a link between the camera and the DVR.

Power Supply

Provides electricity to all CCTV devices. These devices vary in type and brand, so they often differ from one system to another.

Monitor

Used to display live broadcasts of recorded results. This device is usually not included in the installation package and must be purchased separately.