beanerdude
where could i find a good security system that would record inside a hair salon and record the cash register...my dad owns a hair salon and he claims his stylists are taking money and he wants to watch what they do when the place isnt busy...i would need 2 cameras at least with a dvr or some sort of recording..i think i have an idea for it but not sure if its good ....check it out http://www.x10.com/promotions/security_camera_3cam_motion_199_as.html
Answer
You are not alone, cash theft in Salons is quite high as I have a number of customers with the same problem.
I found X-10 camera's being off shore budget versions tend to have a lower image quality than something of a professional level. The thing you need to ask yourself is are you looking at detailed surveillance where you can see the colour of money, or are you just looking at an overview? If you are looking at buying something online, consider that the image you see is generally not the image the video camera captures.
When looking at a recorder, there are several choices out there, personally i would recommend a Stand-alone Linux based embedded machine. This means the recorders sole purpose is to record video. It is not used to surf the internet and it is not running on Billyware (AKA Windows)
I have written a number of articles on security topics including a detailed overview of video surveillance. It was written a few years ago and some things have changed, however the principles are the same.
Good Luck
You are not alone, cash theft in Salons is quite high as I have a number of customers with the same problem.
I found X-10 camera's being off shore budget versions tend to have a lower image quality than something of a professional level. The thing you need to ask yourself is are you looking at detailed surveillance where you can see the colour of money, or are you just looking at an overview? If you are looking at buying something online, consider that the image you see is generally not the image the video camera captures.
When looking at a recorder, there are several choices out there, personally i would recommend a Stand-alone Linux based embedded machine. This means the recorders sole purpose is to record video. It is not used to surf the internet and it is not running on Billyware (AKA Windows)
I have written a number of articles on security topics including a detailed overview of video surveillance. It was written a few years ago and some things have changed, however the principles are the same.
Good Luck
School Security Systems?
scott c
So I am planning on pulling a senior prank, I will not lie to you. But I am absolutely not going to do something bad. I want to go into the Principal's office and literally just take all the books, computers, folders, papers, and everything and just set up her room on the stage in the auditorium. I am telling you this in the hope that you believe me and will trust me with some information.
1st: Do most high schools have motion detectors?
2nd: Do they have any other kind of visual equipment other than regular video?
3rd: Once inside the doors, are there any alarms that need to be worried about?
4th: What is the best way to stop a door from locking? Just a normal door (aka duct tape etc)
Thanks very much!
Answer
Plenty of schools have security systems, and those systems generally include door sensors, motions sensors, glass break detectors, and even cameras - and the cameras are not always visible. Some cameras are triggered by motion - that either starts the recording, or causes someone in a remote location to start viewing what is happening. These systems cost money, which is why the answer for your school depends on the how advanced the school is, how concerned about security, etc. Some times the door sensors are recessed, so you cannot even see them.There are many possibilities here.
In other words, it's almost impossible to say what you may be facing. Few schools that I am aware of go without any system, but when it comes to protecting interior spaces, such as the principal's office, it is very difficult to tell. Sorry, but you may want to rethink this one...
Plenty of schools have security systems, and those systems generally include door sensors, motions sensors, glass break detectors, and even cameras - and the cameras are not always visible. Some cameras are triggered by motion - that either starts the recording, or causes someone in a remote location to start viewing what is happening. These systems cost money, which is why the answer for your school depends on the how advanced the school is, how concerned about security, etc. Some times the door sensors are recessed, so you cannot even see them.There are many possibilities here.
In other words, it's almost impossible to say what you may be facing. Few schools that I am aware of go without any system, but when it comes to protecting interior spaces, such as the principal's office, it is very difficult to tell. Sorry, but you may want to rethink this one...
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