Home Surveillance Systems, A Cost Effective PC based DVR, Cleveland, Ohio

Looking for a Home Surveillance System? Stop looking at Costco, Sam’s Club, and Home Depot! The only thing you are going to get there is points on your credit card! Those systems from Lorex and Q-See are terrible!

Surveillance Systems from those big box stores offer poor TVL (Resolution) Surveillance Cameras, and a DVR that allows you to watch “choppy” video. If you want to keep your costs low, and have a quality product that offers some of the same features and benefits of professional Surveillance Systems, look no further! We along with an overseas manufacturer have developed a cost effective functional PC based DVR Surveillance System. These Security Systems range from $799 - $1,408. These systems come with features like motion detection, masking, email alerts, remote viewing, and more.

These units come in 4 channel DVR’s, 8 channel DVR’s, 16 Channel DVR’s, and 32 Channel DVR’s. Many residential Surveillance systems are 4-8 channels. Businesses, however have more square footage and need additional coverage. With our 16 and 32 channel DVR’s you can also protect your business investment. These Surveillance Systems are custom built in Northeast Ohio!

When purchasing a home surveillance system, don’t get stuck with thinking your only options are the big box stores. They only offer 1-2 manufactures and only offer 1-2 systems to choose from. Would you go buy a car at a dealership that only offered 2-3 different cars? Of course not, so before purchasing a home surveillance system, think through where your surveillance cameras will be located, how far they need to see, and how long you would like to store the video? So contact your local surveillance specialist and build the right surveillance system for you, not the big box stores!

Ryan Temple is the Director of Operations for PC Surveillance.net. PC Surveillance has been serving integrators and manufacturing customized Surveillance Systems throughout the US since 2002. You can read more of Ryan’s articles at http://blog.pcsurveillance.net/ Ryan can be reached at ryan@pcsurveillance.net