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CCTV Glossary of Terms

CCTV Glossary of Terms

Here is a Glossary of Common (and not so common) CCTV Terminology. When choosing a surveillance camera, or a security camera system, it is helpful to be able to identify what terminology is relevant to your application. Since CCTV is evolving rapidly, we hope to come back often to update this list and keep you […]

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View From Anywhere with BitVision for DVR and P2P

Bitvision Mobile App

BITVISION REMOTE VIEWING APPLICATION View From Anywhere with Bitvision! Stoic Technology has partnered with HeroSpeed to provide DVR and P2P devices for Bitvision, a new and improved remote management application. The Bitvision app delivers an upgraded user experience and new functions in remote viewing with Stoic DVR’s and XVR’s. With Bitvision, view your P2P security […]

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UL and C-UL Hazardous Areas Classification, North America

Explosion Proof Camera

  Here is a great article from the UL website in regards to UL and C-UL Classifications for Hazardous Locations, that is helpful. Read the full article on UL’s site here: UL and C-UL Classifications, Hazardous, NA  (UL.COM Hazardous-Locations) Source:  www.ul.com Author:  UL, LLC.   UL and C-UL Certification for North America UL and C-UL […]

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H.264 vs. H.265 Testing and Recommendation

Practical Test of H.264 vs H.265 In Relation to CCTV So H.264 vs H.265. We’ve been hearing a lot about H.265 compression and how it’s better than H.264. Well… how do you quantify ‘better’? Seeing hypothetical numbers on paper is one thing but seeing it in a real-world application is quite another. We decided to […]

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New Stoic Technologies 5MP Vari-Focal Starlight Bullet Cameras

STH-B5571AFW

Starlight Bullet Cameras from Stoic Technologies! If you are searching for a better camera for your HD Security Camera System we have some great options for you. The new 5MP Starlight Bullet Cameras from Stoic Technologies, are a welcome addition to our 5MP HD over Coax Line Up. These new starlight cameras have been extremely […]

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STOiC XVR Quick Start Guide and STOiC Manual

Thank you for choosing STOiC Technologies Products. The STOiC Technologies XVR and DVR Quick Start Guide and Stoic manual are attached below for your convenience. Additional information and technical support is available from Ellipse Security, Inc. If you need assistance, please call 877-880-7728. Applicable Models: 2MP Models SAS-XVR400 SAS-XVR800 SAS-XVR1600 SAS-XVR3200 5MP Models SAS-XVR5400 SAS-XVR5800 […]

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STOiC Networking Quick Start Guide for XVR’s and NVR’s

Thank you for purchasing STOiC products. For help in getting connected, please follow the Stoic Quick Start Guide below. STOiC Technologies DVR’s, XVR’s, and NVR’s, allow for remote viewing over your network, via your PC and/or mobile devices so you always know what is happening at your business or home. All STOiC Security Camera Systems […]

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FREEIP Quick Start Guide

FREEIP Remote Viewing Application and Quick Start Guide FREEIP is the free remote viewing application for STOiC DVR’s and XVR’s. FreeIP allows you to dial in from your mobile device and watch live streaming video of your security cameras in real time. You can also hear audio (if applicable) and control motorized cameras such as […]

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Guarding Expert App Quick Start Guide

Guarding Expert Remote App for iPhone & Android The Guarding Expert app allows for Remote Monitoring of Live and Recorded Video for our complete line of Tru View NVR’s, Network Video Recorders, and Network Cameras. You can play back recorded files, view live video from multiple cameras, control PTZ and Motorized Zoom Cameras, Screen Shot, […]

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850nm vs. 940nm, IR Wavelength Comparison for CCTV Applications

There are two common IR wavelengths used in CCTV applications today. IR or Infrared wavelengths are measured in ‘nm’ or nanometers, which are used to specify the wavelength of electromagnetic radiation near the visible part of the light spectrum. Visible light ranges from about 390 to 700nm. The IR in CCTV applications take over from […]

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