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Unlike analog closed-circuit television cameras IP CCTV Camera systems require no local recording device, but only a local area network.

The IP camera connects to a network in exactly the same way as any other standard network device such as a laptop, tablet or printer.

Setting up an IP Camera is relatively simple, requiring nothing more than a network connection and a little patience to site and configure the camera. The majority of IP Cameras on the market can be configured to provide live viewing, continuous recording, operate at a scheduled time or be triggered by a specific event.

Here at Alertelectrical.com we have a range of HiLook by HikVision IP CCTV cameras that mean any domestic or commercial premises in need of a new system or refresh of an existing system can do so with quality HD 4 Megapixel cameras.

For further information on the range of HiLook by HikVision IP CCTV cameras or to place an order please go to

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