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Professional Grade Security & CCTV Cameras
We offer a wide selection of security & CCTV cameras including: night vision security cameras, dome security cameras, day and night CCTV cameras, IP (network) security cameras, infrared CCTV cameras, pan tilt zoom (ptz) cameras, black and white security cameras, bullet CCTV cameras, weatherproof security cameras, hidden cameras, and spy cameras.
Professional Grade Security DVR Systems
To meet your demand for any video surveillance application, we offer a wide selection of security DVRs including: PC-based security DVRs, standalone CCTV DVRs and linux-based security DVRs. You can remotely access your cameras from anywhere in the World using the Internet.
If you are looking for professional grade video surveillance and security systems, and a competent team of sales and service professionals, then look no further! We are your online internet superstore for all of your video surveillance and security camera equipment.
Informational Links
- CCTV & Security Cameras Video Tutorials
- A collection of how to videos on video security cameras and surveillance systems.
- CCTV Camera Buyer’s Guide
- This Guide will help you select the best security equipment for your application.
- CCTV & Security Cameras Installation Guide
- An excellent guide on how to install a video security system.
- The ApexCCTV Difference
- Our approach for building World-Class security DVR systems.
- CCTV Camera Glossary
- CCTV & security systems terminology.
- CCTV Cable Connectivity Diagram
- A diagram of typical CCTV cameras Siamese cable connectivity.
- Security Cameras & DVRs FAQ
- Answers to commonly asked questions regarding CCTV cameras and DVR security systems.
- AVerMedia & GeoVision Security DVR System Comparison Chart
- A chart comparing specific features emphasized by AVerMedia and GeoVision Security DVR Systems.
Security Sales & Integration - 11.11.2009
"Retail theft jumped 8.8 percent this year, as the economy turned sour and U.S. merchants scaled back on security expenditures, according to a new report. Shoplifting, employee theft and supply chain losses increased the “shrink” — a retailing term for the amount of stock lost from crime or waste, as expressed as a percentage of sales — during the 12 months ending in June, according to the Global Retail Theft Barometer 2009 report, conducted by the U.K.-based Center for Retail Research. These thefts caused a $42.2-billion loss for merchants in the U.S."
Read Article...Security Director News - 11.03.2009 - Leischen Stelter
With employee theft contributing to more than 45 percent of overall shrink for grocery stores, as reported in the 2008 National Retailer Security Survey, loss prevention professionals are constantly battling to minimize employee theft. However, even recognizing where those losses are occurring can be difficult.
Read Article...Security Info Watch - 10.23.2009
A result of a new Harris Poll, which was commissioned by video analytics firm BRS Labs, reveals that 96 percent of Americans support the use of video surveillance in public places by the federal government and law enforcement agencies to prevent terrorism.
Read Article...Security Sales & Integration - 10.21.2009
ISC East, presented by Reed Exhibitions, returns to Jacob Javits Convention Center in New York City, Oct. 28-29. SECURITY SALES & INTEGRATION (Booth No. 1829) will be among the more than 300 exhibitors on the show floor. Co-located with ISC East is the all-new Public Security & Safety Expo. The event offers government, law enforcement, and campus security officials the opportunity to see the latest technology and solutions for securing homeland, municipalities and infrastructure.
Read Article...Security Director News - 10.16.2009 - Leischen Stelter
As he returned from the National Retail Federation’s Executive Summit in Dallas, Dr. Richard Hollinger, the director of the National Retail Security Survey, was succinct in his evaluation of the current state of the loss prevention community: “The theme was exactly this: ‘Do less with less,’” he said. “Obviously retailers are tightening their belts and trying to save as much as possible. As it’s related to payroll, that’s their highest fixed cost so they’ve had reductions in their sales personnel and their LP budget and that really has had an effect on their abilities to stop some types of crimes.”
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