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A Brief History Of CCTV for The UK

1913: surreptious photography of imprisoned suffragettes begins.

1949: publication of George Orwell's 1984, which is set in London.

1960: Metropolitan Police use two temporary cameras in Trafalgar Square to monitor crowds attracted to the arrival of the Thai royal family.

5 November 1960: Metropolitan Police use two temporary cameras in Trafalgar Square to monitor "Guy Fawkes Day" activity.

1961: installtion of video surveillance system at a London Transport train station.

1964: Liverpool police experiment with four covert CCTV cameras in the city's center.

1965: British Railways installs cameras to watch tracks near Dagenham that had been vandalized.

1967: Photoscan (business) markets video surveillance systems to retail outlets as a means of deterring and catching shoplifters.

October 1968: Metropolitan Police use temporary cameras in Grosvenor Square to monitor anto-Vietnam War demonstrators.

1969: Metropolitan Police install permanent cameras in Grosvenor Square, Whitehall and Parliament Square. Total number of cameras nationally: 67.

1974: installation of video surveillance systems to monitor traffic on the major arterial roads in and through London.

1975: installation of video surveillance system in four London Underground train stations.

1975: use of video surveillance systems at soccer matches begins.

1984: installation of surveillance cameras at major rallying points for public protest in central London. Picketers surveilled during miners' strike.

August 1985: installation of street-based video surveillance system in Bournemouth, a south coast seaside resort.

1987: use of video surveillance systems at parking garages owned by local authorities begins.

1988: installation of video surveillance systems at "council estates" run by local authorities.

1989: civil rights group Liberty publishes Who's watching you? video surveillance in public places.

1992: installation of street-based video surveillance system in Newcastle (a major northern city). The system in Newcastle is closed-circuit television (CCTV) that uses microwaves (an open circuit) to link to the city's main police station.

1992: use of speed cameras and red-light enforcement cameras on the national road network begins.

August 1993: bombing of Bishopsgate in London by the IRA leads to the construction of the "Ring of Steel" around the City (London financial district). Measures include street-based surveillance cameras.

1994: central government (the Home Office) publishes CCTV: Looking Out for You. Prime Minister John Major states: "I have no doubt we will hear some protest about a threat to civil liberties. Well, I have no sympathy whatsoever for so-called liberties of that kind." Between 1994 and 1997, the Home Office spends a total of 38 million pounds of CCTV schemes.

July 1994: use of covert video surveillance systems at automatic teller machines (ATMs) begins.

1996: government spending on CCTV accounts for more than three-quarters of total crime prevention budget.

August 1996: all of England's major cities except Leeds have video surveillance systems in their city centers.

10 May 1997: public demonstration against surveillance cameras in Brighton, organized by South Downs Earth First!.

July 1997: London police announce installation of surveillance camera system that automatically reads, recognizes and tracks automobiles by their license plates.

October 1998: use of face recognition software in the London Borough of Newham begins























































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Check out this amazing 60 minutes article about the new technology in CCTV Systems Analytics in New York City

Fighting terrorism in New York City

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Always Remember to Change the Default Password on your DVR or this can Happen!

One user uploaded a montage of what he said were Trendnet feeds to alert the media to the problem

One user uploaded a montage of what he said were Trendnet feeds to alert the media to the problem

Feeds from thousands of Trendnet home security cameras have been breached, allowing any web user to access live footage without needing a password.

Internet addresses which link to the video streams have been posted to a variety of popular messageboard sites.

Users have expressed concern after finding they could view children's bedrooms among other locations.

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Even tough a firewall will block all requests from the outside world by default, there could be times when you need external users into your network. For example, you want to access your DVR while away from your home or office. Because the default configuration of most firewalls blocks all external requests, you’ll need to open things up using a feature known as port forwarding.

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The meaning behind IP66

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What does the rating on the cameras such as IP66 Mean?

When you start looking for cameras, you may notice the term written IP66 as one of the features of our cameras. But what does IP66 compliant actually mean? IP66 is the rating that is given to any outdoor camera, and it determines the camera’s ability to keep out foreign objects. The IP stands for Ingress (the ability of a foreign object to enter) Protection. The first digit (and for our cameras it is a 6) will tell you the specific rating that the camera is rated for foreign objects entering the camera housing or the lens. A rating of 1, the lowest means the objects 0.5 cm or smaller can enter. On the other hand, a rating of 6 means it is dust proof, and it is a perfectly sealed camera, housing, and lens. The second digit (and for our cameras it is another 6) tells us how well the camera can keep fluids out of the case. A low rating of 1 tells us that there is no protection for the camera. The highest rating is an 8, which means it is fully submergible, and can be used under water. Check below for a description of what each of the values mean in the IP rating system.

Protection against foreign objects: (First Number)

0 Non-protected No special protections

1 Protected against solid objects greater than 50 mm a large surface of the body such as the hand (no protection against deliberate access). Solid objects exceeding 50mm diameter

2 Protected against solid objects greater than 12 mm Fingers or other objects not exceeding 80 mm in length. Solid objects exceeding 12 mm diameter

3 Protected against solid objects greater than 2.5 mm Tools or wires, with a diameter or thickness greater than 2.5 mm.

4 Protected against solid objects greater than 1.0 mm Example: Wires that are thicker than 1 mm.

5 Dust protected But dust can still get in, but will not affect the operation of the camera

6 Dust-tight Not even dust can penetrate into the camera housing

Protection against fluids : (Secondary Number)

0 Non-protected No special protection

1 Protected against dripping water (vertically falling drops)

2 Protected against dripping water when tilted up to 15º Vertically dripping water shall have no harmful effect when the enclosure is tilted at any angle up to 15º from its normal position

3 Protected against spraying water. Water falling as spray at an angle up to 60º from the vertical shall have no harmful effect

4 Protected against splashing water. Water splashed against the enclosure from any direction shall have no harmful effect

5 Protected against water jets Water projected from a nozzle against the enclosure from any direction shall have no harmful effect

6 Protected against heavy seas Water from heavy seas or water projected in powerful jets shall not enter the enclosure in harmful quantities

7 Protected against the effects of immersion Ingress of water in a harmful quantity shall not be possible when the enclosure is immersed in water under defined conditions of pressure and time

8 Protected against submersion The equipment is suitable for continuous submersion in water under conditions, which shall be specified by the manufacturer

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We will be running 3 tests - indoor, outdoor, and lights on and off in an office to test out our three most popular cameras:

    RCBY12-1    79.99   RBS20-1    69.99     RCDY12-1    79.99

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Tomorrow night (Thursday, Dec. 8) at 11 p.m. ET/10 p.m. CT, a new show premiers on The History Channel that pits two regular Americans against an "A-team" of surveillance experts in a race to stay hidden. It's called "Off the Grid", and the catch for this reality TV show is that the two contestants win a million dollars if they can remain hidden from the surveillance experts for a single day, while completing a few essential tasks in downtown Los Angeles. It's a real-life game of cat-and-mouse for the biggest purse prize in cable TV history.

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Determining if your current security system needs a complete solution basis is very important right now. An important  question to ask yourself is if my security system up to homeland security standards.  Usually we run into cheaply outfitted systems and applicatins that will upset an end user. Lets look into this:

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There are many ways that a CCTV system can improve your business, employees, customer service, and your cash flow, so lets see some of the  advantages of investing in CCTV security cameras for business owners


  1. Using the DVR as a Time Clock – The DVR can keep accurate date and time recordings to correctly monitor employee work start times, breaks, etc
  2. Using your installed Cameras as a Crime Deterrent – Since CCTV cameras constantly monitor the area you set, any crime is easily detected.  When the customers or employees know that they are being watched, it can have a helping hand in reducing theft or any other problems in the work place.
  3. Your CCTV System can aid in Protecting Employees – From the presence of the cameras, and the DVR that is recording behavior, this can help the safty of employees, and your customers.
  4. A Possible Business Insurance Discount – After installing, you can check with your insurance providers for a possible discount in your insurance, since your installed your system.
  5. Aid in Recording keeping – At any time if a crime or any other problem occurs in an area that has installed CCTV cameras, the investigation will be aided by the DVR Recordings.
  6. Remotely view the flow of customers - Since customer satisfaction declines the more that the customers have to wait to make a purchase, find a parking spot, exit the parking area, wait to be seated, you can remotely view the operations that happen in your business so that these problems do not happen.
  7. Remotely view Your Business - Check to see your business for neatness and cleanliness. The CCTV system can help monitor any problems that need to be cleaned up, and can bring awareness to these areas.
  8. Overall Customer Service - Monitor your employees interactions with your customers to make sure that there is a high standard of service for all of your customers.



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The dome camera is the number one most versatile camera style around!
Easy, clean, and safe to mount
Quick to Set the angle lens
Protected by vandals
Captures Audio as well
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You guys think this will come true?

Smarter CCTV system to be used to recognize and prevent crime

Smart CCTV System


The negative impact surrounding terrorism, crime and anti-social behavior has resulted in an escalation in the amount of remote surveillance undertaken around the world, but especially in the UK, which, according to the Centre for Secure Information Technologies (CSIT), has deployed more than 4 million CCTV cameras.


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Are you looking for a new surveillance system?  Here is the info for a DIY to installa new CCTV system:

A Revo America CCTV System

When searching a power supply that powers up several cameras from one source, pick a unit which has a fuseless design. This will decrease the possibility of having fuses go out and cause your cameras to not monitor and record feed properly

Always remember and research how you want to watch and monitor your  DVR and cameras. If it is over the web but are installing the system yourself, look for a system that offers support over the phone so you will not be charged a fee to have someone set it up for you.

Ask your sales webste if they have all of the installation tools – when you are choosing them.  And always make sure to have items that are classified within the security industry, you may run across items that require special tools to work with them, you could damage or break a camera or a cable by using the wrong tools.

When trying to setup & focus the cameras to see the area or item you want to monitor, it can be helpful to have a system that allows you to view the actual image the camera is seeing. The best device to start with is a full security system – Check us Out!

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Oh No - This is why everyone needs a Revo Security System! 

On Camera: Homeowner Slashed by Attacker

Check out the video clip from Fox News Here

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Our YouTube Channel

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Check out our YouTube channel for Reviews, Feeds, Setup Info, and More!

http://www.youtube.com/user/mysecuritall

Check out our YouTube channel for Reviews, Feeds, Setup Info, and More!

http://www.youtube.com/user/mysecuritall

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