This expert buyer’s guide explains how IP security cameras and IP camera systems work, why they have become the modern CCTV standard, and how to design a SureVision IP security system using PoE cameras and NVR recording. IP (Internet Protocol) security cameras are digital surveillance cameras that transmit video data over a network instead of analog coaxial cable. Each IP camera processes video internally and sends high-resolution footage directly to a network video recorder (NVR). SureVision IP security cameras are designed for professional CCTV use, offering higher resolution, better scalability, and more advanced monitoring tools than legacy analog systems. Most modern IP security camera systems use PoE (Power over Ethernet). A single Ethernet cable provides both power and data to each IP camera, simplifying installation and improving reliability. Browse our professional-grade IP security cameras and complete IP camera systems built on SureVision technology for long-term reliability.IP Security Cameras & IP Security Camera Systems
What Are IP Security Cameras?
IP Security Cameras vs Analog CCTV Cameras
Feature
Analog CCTV
IP Security Cameras
Video Signal
Analog
Digital (IP)
Resolution
Limited
HD to 4K IP Cameras
Recorder
DVR
NVR
Scalability
Restricted
Highly scalable
Future-Proof
Legacy
Modern standard
PoE IP Security Cameras Explained
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