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Smart Surveillance CCTV

In typical setups, surveillance cameras (CCTV) are often configured for 24/7 recording. Depending on the desired retention period (e.g., 7 days, 14 days, or 30 days), the storage capacity of the hard disk is calculated. For residential purposes, 2MP (megapixel) IP cameras generally offer sufficient clarity. However, higher resolutions such as 4MP or 8MP, or the inclusion of audio recording functionality, will increase storage requirements accordingly. Remote live monitoring and playback viewing via an app are considered standard features nowadays.

When it comes to surveillance camera systems in homes, the top three SMART elements are:​

1: Motion Detection with Customizable Monitoring Zones

Cameras can delineate specific areas for motion detection. When an incident occurs, users can view playback based on the timestamps of motion detection events.

2: Intrusion Detection with Boundary Setting

Cameras can define boundaries and detect intrusion events. To prevent false alarms, such events are triggered only if the intrusion duration exceeds a predefined threshold.

3: Integration with Smart Home Systems

Smart events detected by cameras can interact with integrated smart home systems. This enables the triggering of lighting or sound scenarios to deter potential intruders. For example, if the camera detects an intrusion event, it can activate all house lights and play announcements through multi-room music speakers, warning that the area is under surveillance—a powerful deterrent against burglars.

Smart Alarm System Panel

The traditional purpose of an alarm panel system is to monitor different zones in the house and trigger the siren while making a phone call to the security call center. Operation is typically done via a keypad mounted on the main door entrance, allowing users to arm the house in Away Mode when leaving, disarm upon return, or activate Home Mode for sleeping. Perimeter zones include door and window openings monitored with contact sensors, while interior zones utilize motion sensors at staircase landings or common walkways.

In modern alarm systems, the top three smart elements include:

  1. App-Based Control and Monitoring: Users can arm/disarm and monitor the system via a smartphone app. Real-time status updates for doors and windows allow remote monitoring, eliminating the need for a keypad at the main entrance.
  2. Customizable Alarm Response: To address false alarm concerns, the system can send notifications to the app instead of automatically triggering the siren. Users can then decide whether to activate the siren separately, reducing disturbances to neighbors.
  3. Integration with Smart Home Systems: The alarm panel can interact with integrated smart home systems to enhance security measures. For instance, triggering intruder alerts can activate house lighting throughout and prompt multi-room music speakers to broadcast warning announcements, deterring potential intruders effectively.