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End-to-End Security Ecosystem
Everything you need to secure your people, assets, customers and the public.
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ATCOMM Security provides a complete technology-driven end-to-end security ecosystem, comprising a full range of solutions to meet the security requirements of different organisations. From unparalleled video surveillance and access control to body and baggage scanners, we have the right solution to protect your employees, assets and customers, as well as the public.
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Security Cameras
Avigilon AI-Powered IP Cameras For Faster Detection and Response
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Body Cameras
Capture evidence-grade video, deter threats and respond faster when it matters most.
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Access Control
AI-Powered Access Control Solutions for Safer and Smarter Operations
Security Scanners
Advanced X-Ray Screening Solutions for Smarter Threat Detection.
Frequently Asked Questions
An IP camera is a digital CCTV camera that sends and receives video over a local network or the Internet. It allows remote viewing on a computer, smartphone, or tablet, provides higher-quality images than analog cameras, and supports advanced features like AI-powered video analytics
A DVR (Digital Video Recorder) records footage from analog CCTV cameras onto its internal hard drive. An NVR (Network Video Recorder) is designed for IP cameras, receiving and storing video over a network. Both record footage, but NVRs are specifically built for IP-based systems.
Analog cameras record locally through a DVR and do not require internet. IP cameras typically use an internet connection for remote access but can also record and store footage locally without internet.
Bandwidth depends on resolution, video quality and the number of cameras. For example, HD cameras use less, while 4K cameras need more. The more cameras you add, the more bandwidth your network will need. On average, an IP camera consumes between 2 and 8 Mbps, depending on resolution, compression and frame rate. Our Security Experts can help determine the optimal setup.
Yes. IP cameras can be accessed remotely via a smartphone, tablet, or computer through an app or web browser. Multiple users can view footage simultaneously, depending on network capacity.
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