FAQ
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION OF CAMERA SYSTEMS
As trusted security camera installers, at A.D.A Audio Plus, we want to arm you with the most accurate information available to keep you informed about the potential of security camera installations. And to do this, we’ve answered some of the most frequently asked questions about the professional installation of camera systems.
1. How much will it cost to install a camera?
1. How much will it cost to install a camera?
Installing a security camera can cost anywhere between $300 to $1200 depending on your requirements.
2. How long will it take to complete an installation?
2. How long will it take to complete an installation?
It should take about one to two days to complete a security camera installation.
3. Can I view footage from my camera remotely?
3. Can I view footage from my camera remotely?
Yes, you should have access to the live feed from your security camera once the installation is completed.
4. Will the cable be concealed?
4. Will the cable be concealed?
Yes, our installers will appropriately install your security cameras and conceal the cables they are connected to.
5. Does the system record continuously?
5. Does the system record continuously?
Yes, we can install camera systems that can record continuously and can also be set to record when they detect motion.
6. What type of camera system must I get?
6. What type of camera system must I get?
There are two types of well-known security cameras, the IP and the TVI. Deciding between the two will depend on the cost of each option and your budget.
7. Will I be trained to use the system?
7. Will I be trained to use the system?
Yes, once the installation is complete, our technician will teach you how to operate the security system.
8. Should the system be connected to the internet?
8. Should the system be connected to the internet?
No, connecting your security cameras to the internet is optional. But when you connect to the internet, you will obtain access to your live security feed from a remote location.
9. What the difference between a 5MP camera and a 4K Camera?
9. What the difference between a 5MP camera and a 4K Camera?
When comparing 5MP and 4K, you're looking at different ways to express the resolution of a digital image or video. Here's a breakdown of the key differences:
1. Megapixels (MP):
* 5MP: This measures the total number of pixels in an image. 5MP means approximately 5 million pixels.
* 5MP resolution is typically 2560 x 1920 pixels.
* 4K: This refers to a horizontal resolution of approximately 4,000 pixels. Specifically, 4K resolution is 3840 x 2160 pixels. * This equates to roughly 8.3 megapixels.
Here's a simplified comparison:
2. Resolution: 4K offers significantly higher resolution than 5MP. This means 4K images and videos contain more detail.
3. Image Quality: Because 4K has more pixels, it generally produces sharper, clearer images, especially when viewed on larger screens or when zoomed in.
4. Storage: 4K video files are larger than 5MP files, requiring more storage space.
5. Use Cases: 4K is preferred when capturing fine details is crucial, such as in high-end video production or detailed surveillance. 5MP is a very usable resolution, and is often a good balance between image quality, and storage space.
In essence, 4K provides a more detailed image due to its higher pixel count.
1. Megapixels (MP):
* 5MP: This measures the total number of pixels in an image. 5MP means approximately 5 million pixels.
* 5MP resolution is typically 2560 x 1920 pixels.
* 4K: This refers to a horizontal resolution of approximately 4,000 pixels. Specifically, 4K resolution is 3840 x 2160 pixels. * This equates to roughly 8.3 megapixels.
Here's a simplified comparison:
2. Resolution: 4K offers significantly higher resolution than 5MP. This means 4K images and videos contain more detail.
3. Image Quality: Because 4K has more pixels, it generally produces sharper, clearer images, especially when viewed on larger screens or when zoomed in.
4. Storage: 4K video files are larger than 5MP files, requiring more storage space.
5. Use Cases: 4K is preferred when capturing fine details is crucial, such as in high-end video production or detailed surveillance. 5MP is a very usable resolution, and is often a good balance between image quality, and storage space.
In essence, 4K provides a more detailed image due to its higher pixel count.