Wireless Surveillance

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Wireless surveillance is an important part of crime prevention. Many security systems include wireless surveillance in video and audio format. Police are starting to upgrade to wireless surveillance because it offers more mobility and flexibility. Wireless technology has improved enough that home owners are able to include wireless surveillance in their security systems. Wireless surveillance is easier to install than hard-wired systems because there are fewer wires to worry about.

Wireless surveillance incorporates one or more video cameras that have been strategically placed to watch a specific item or area. Wireless surveillance cameras can gather and transmit video and audio information simultaneously. Many models can also operate in both day and night conditions. Depending on lens configurations, each camera can also have the range, resolution, and field of view it needs for each area.

Wireless surveillance also includes a receiver, to which all the cameras transmit their data. Receivers can manage multiple surveillance devices at once, and some can handle up to 16 devices at once. Receivers can be jammed by other wireless signals, but many receivers have been built to withstand the interference. Wireless surveillance has improved the quality of surveillance by making surveillance systems easier to use and easier to integrate with existing technology.