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A high quality CCTV system can provide an extra layer of security to both home and business establishments. Facial recognition, number plate recognition and general view of the area are common applications of closed circuit television. Size of the coverage area is a crucial factor while choosing the lens size of CCTV cameras. Cameras equipped with IR LEDs are very common nowadays and they can be used to gauge CCTV cameras. Many of the modern televisions are equipped with VGA connection as a standard to connect CCTV. CCTV is used as a means of transmitting video signals from one specific area to a limited set of monitors. They are typically used for monitoring various places such as railway station, offices, factories, airports and shopping malls. CCTVs are mainly used for crime detection and proper identification of people involved in the crime. They are equipped with compact and high definition cameras that are capable of focusing on the smallest details of an image.

    CCTV attached with GPS systems are used to spot traffic jams, accidents and other occurrences in highways. It is one of the most effective and secured ways to increase security in home and business surroundings. Home based close circuit television system will definitely give peace of mind to all family members. Modern technology allows an individual to install closed circuit TV camera system at the front of his home allowing them to record suspicious activities. It will provide protection 24 hours a day and seven days a week and it should provide back to base monitoring.

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Huh, this guy posted the same exact thing in a bunch of other forums. Looks like a spammer of sorts.

The English is really good, though. Like it was taken straight out of Wikipedia. Nothing for me to correct here.

And I just can't seem to make a meaningful response to this kind of posts :/

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