Security Cameras for Moggs Swamp

With over 10 years of experience in advanced high-grade security installations across Australia. We are confident we can help. Our strengths are in the advanced technology such as offsite alerts to your phone, onsite active deterence features (siren, strobe, red/blue flashing lights), face recognition, and licence plate recogition. We have much experience with challenging installations to cover large spans of areas such as carvan parks and schools, via wireless links between buildings up to 15km. Please see our amazing customer testimonals at the bottom of this page for more information.

Do you need a highly experienced and professional Moggs Swamp security camera installer? We can advise, supply and install any CCTV system for Moggs Swamp residential or commercial needs. Typically our Moggs Swamp surveillance systems come with the following features, which we are confident is suitable, reliable and cost-effective for residential homes, farms, and commerical businesses. Here is a list of our typical features:

• Full High Definition 2MP (i.e. 1080p/1K), 4MP (i.e. 2K), 6MP (i.e. 3K), 8MP (i.e. 4K)
  or very expensive 12MP (i.e. 6K)
• All our security cameras have 50 meters night vision!
• All our security cameras are vandal and weather resistant (IP67).
• All our security cameras use Starlight (i.e. colour footage in low light 0.005lx)
• All our security cameras support AI-based people/vehicle recognition for reliable alerts.
• Remote live view and playback via PC and/or mobile device(s).
• Recordings stored locally via hard drive (i.e. no cloud required).
• All parts come with at least 3 years warranty.
• Built-in microphone - can be disabled by software.
• Optional onsite active deterrence features such as built-in siren, strobe and red/blue flashing lights.
• Multiple buildings can be joined via dedicated wireless links - range 15km line of sight!
• Solar powered and 3G/4G systems available upon request.

When it comes to critical infrastructure for tier 1 companies and government, there are some outstanding options - however they are expensive! Some features include:

• Motion detection via PIR or radar sensor - see below section "Motion Detection".
• Target position and velocity tracking via radar - up to 50 metres and 120° field of view.
• Horn with preprogrammed voice messages, or custom voice messages.
• Control 3rd party devices (e.g. gate, lock, lights)
• Alerts/logs for 3rd party devices (e.g. lock status, PIR status)
• Analytics features such as people counting and cross line detection (virtual trip-wire).
• Custom software development options via the API.
• Highly secure and trusted brand (AXIS Communications) - Made in Sweden.

Most security camera systems support motion detection via vision. However using vision only is known to be unreliable (i.e. cause false positives). Vision-based motion detection can be triggered via rain, insects, moving shadows (e.g. from clouds), and might miss small or slow objects.

For more reliable motion detection, you need to add more advanced software and/or sensors.

Some advanced software options are AI-based people/vehicle recognition. Currently technology allows setting up of virtual trip-wires (aka perimeter protection) and/or face recognition.

Some additional sensor options are PIR and radar sensors. Both PIR and radar have a 120° field of view. PIR is cost-effective, however only 12 metres range, and not the best for outdoor/sunlight. Radar allows up to 50 metres, works in bad weather such as rain or snow, and can track target position and velocity - allowing target tracking via PTZ cameras!

Once you have reliable motion detection - you can confidently use it for instant notification via email, mobile phone push notification and/or trigger sirens, strobe, and have a speaker/horn say someting to the intruder.

Most cameras have built-in IR for night vision, rated to 30m or 50m. However, it's not the best. To improve night vision, consider an external IR illuminator, which is like a floodlight, that human eyes can't see. They are simply powered via 12Vdc and do not need to be placed near the camera - in some ways, elsewhere is better (e.g. area of concern, or area of weak/poor night vision). Here is an example of what you can expect when moving from a camera with 50m rated built-in IR, to a 150m rated 60° field of view external IR illuminator, where the far edge of the pool is about 25m from the camera.

When most people think wireless, they forget about power. In most cases wireless systems are only for data, and therefore still required wired power. From our experience there are two cases to use wireless:

For large span installations, trenching is costly and risky, so we recommand to bridge the gap with wireless links instead. For example. Building A, might have 4x wired Security Cameras for Moggs Swamp, and building B might have 8x wired Security Cameras for Moggs Swamp. So we simply link the buildings with one wireless link. We generally use 900MHz or 5GHz wireless transceivers, that can go up to 15km line of sight. For most cases we can use 5GHz. However if we need the wireless signal to go around corners, over a mountain, or penetration objects, buildings and/or dense foliage, we would use 900MHz.

From our early evening tests, a 8MP security camera using a 12mm lens can see Australia licence plates at about 35 metres. So in theory we have the following MegaPixel (MP) vs range for reading licence plates, assuming a 12mm lens:

• 12MP security camera - about 50 metres.
• 8MP security camera - about 35 metres.
• 4MP security camera - about 17 metres.
• 2MP security camera - about 8 metres.
• 1MP security camera - about 4 metres.

Given these tests where done early evening, we would expect better during day. However at night time we suspect it's hard to read at that range, without external significant IR illuminators.

If you just need a security camera to see licence plates, then you just need to select a suitable lens and MegaPixel (MP) security camera for your target range. However if your objective is to automatically recognise a licence plate, and perhaps match it against a database for access control. Then please see our Licence Plate Recognition LPR/ANPR services.

If you're goal is to read licence plates, we'd suggest an 8MP optical zoom camera, as the 12MP option is typically too expensive.

In the previous section we discussed that typically a wireless solution requires power. For remote security camera installations, power is not available. In this case, we can use batteries and/or solar. It should be well understood that a solar solution is not cost-effective and can be not aesthetically pleasing. To give you an idea - for one security video camera and one wireless transceiver to continously run day and night will require: about 200W solar panel (in most areas of East Coast Australia), batteries, solar charger, etc, and will cost about $1800 in materials, not including the security camera, wireless transceiver, or galvanised pole.

We are experienced with installation of standard security camera systems for your expensive home, office, warehouse, street or highway. We even offer more complex CCTV solutions which may require features such as:

• People counting
• Face recognition
• Automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) also known as Licence plate recognition (LPR)
• Production line object recognition
• Optical character recognition (OCR)
• Pedestrian tracking
• Cross Line Detection (virtual trip-wire)

Contact us today to setup a meeting and/or site inspection.

When thinking about a security camera system, you may like to consider the following options:

• Fixed, pan/tilt (PT) and/or pan/tilt/zoom (PTZ).
• Day and/or night security camera, via infrared (IR) or laser sensors.
• Covert (i.e. Hidden or Spy), bullet and/or dome security cameras.
• Water/vandal resistant/proof - e.g. IP66, IP67, IP68
• Wired, Wireless or WiFi.
• Digital video recorder (DVR), Network video recorder (NVR), manage with your current computer, or one of our custom Linux-based computers.
• LCD screen for live monitoring? Or simply use your existing computers?
• Low mega pixel (e.g. VGA resolution 640x480) or high mega pixel (e.g. Full HD resolution 1080p).
• Security camera lens size: field of view vs range.
• ONVIF or PSIA compliant.
• Avoid power cables via a power over ethernet (PoE) solution.
• Motion capture via PIR motion sensors, or computer vision software to analysis each image frame for movement.
• Remote access from your home PC, iPhone, iPad and/or Android smartphone/tablet, via a browser or mobile app (e.g. Blue Iris, Pacom's PDR, SwannView, vMEye, Milestone XProtect, etc).
• VMS such as Blue Iris or Milestone XProtect.

Traditional analogue Security Cameras for Moggs Swamp resolution is rated 700TVL. In digital terms that is equivalent to only 0.5MP! With IP Security Cameras for Moggs Swamp, you can get 1MP (i.e. 720p), 2MP (i.e. 1080p), 4MP (i.e. double 1080p!) and 12MP. Here is a image showing the difference between 700TVL and a 2MP IP security camera:

Focal Length of Lens	1/3" Imaging Sensor	1/4" Imaging Sensor
2.8mm	82°	65°
3.7mm	65°	53°
4mm	62°	50°
4.8mm	53°	42°
6mm	44°	34°
8mm	34°	27°
12mm	23°	18°
16mm	17°	13°
25mm	11°	9°
50mm	5°	4°
75mm	3°	2.5°

Where can I buy security cameras? Where is the best place to buy security cameras? There are many low budget CCTV systems you can purchase for Bunnings, Dicksmith, Jaycar, etc, such as Swann, Signet, Techview, Cocoon, Foscam, etc. Here is our Swann security cameras review. We DO NOT recommend Swann, etc for these reasons:

1. The timestamp watermark is not done at a firmware level, so the footage from such cameras are not admissible in court.
2. We get enquiries regularly with reported issues for these low budget brands.
3. Known to lock up and require a manual power reset.
4. Come with a desktop-grade hard drive, so it will not last as long as a surveillance-grade hard drive.
5. Typically plastic camera housing, not full-metal housing - so generally not vandal resistant, or high IP rating.
6. Less night vision range.
7. Less field of view.
8. Typically less MegaPixels.

If your looking for Moggs Swamp Traffic Cameras, please see https://straya.io or https://qldtraffic.qld.gov.au/cameras.html.

As you maybe aware - any security camera installer must be licensed by law. Furthermore, any security firm that has installers must be a member of a security organisation such as ASIAL Corporate Membership. This ensures police have the finger prints of all CCTV installers, and all security firms are held to a constitution, code of professional conduct, policies and procedures. It should also be noted one is not allowed to use the ASIAL logo unless they have been a member for a least two years. For your peace of mind, here are our lience and membership details:

• Security Adviser and Equipment Installer Licence Number: 4021999
• ASIAL Corporate Membership Number: C12516

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