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No drilling, no wires, professional installation included
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Motion detectors, door sensors, and window alarms included
We've collected the most common questions about United Security's 12-camera package and security systems. Tap a question to reveal the answer.
The United Security 12-camera package includes twelve high-definition cameras, a DVR recorder with a 6TB hard drive, and all necessary cables and hardware for installation. This comprehensive solution provides extensive coverage for large homes or businesses.
Yes, United Security offers customizable 12-camera packages that can be tailored to fit your unique requirements. Our team of experts can help you determine the optimal camera placement and features to maximize your security and peace of mind. We'll work with you to create a personalized security solution that meets your specific needs.
Yes, security camera systems are ideal for monitoring warehouses and storage facilities. They help deter theft, improve inventory management, and enhance overall security. Consider using cameras with wide-angle lenses, night vision, and motion detection capabilities to maximize coverage and effectiveness.
Regular maintenance is crucial for keeping your security camera system in optimal condition. This includes cleaning the cameras and lenses to remove dirt and debris, checking cables and connections for any damage or wear, and ensuring that the DVR or NVR is functioning properly. Additionally, keep firmware up-to-date and perform routine tests to verify system performance.
A DVR (Digital Video Recorder) is a standalone device that encodes and stores video footage from analog cameras. An NVR (Network Video Recorder), on the other hand, is a network-based device that receives and records video footage from IP cameras over an Ethernet network. NVRs typically offer more advanced features like remote viewing, motion detection, and analytics.
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