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Commercial Security Technologies
From video surveillance and electronic access control to intrusion detection and integrated security platforms, MSC Integration designs and installs commercial security solutions tailored to your facility.
We work with established security technology manufacturers to develop solutions that fit your operational requirements, existing infrastructure, and long-term objectives. Explore our core technologies below.
Security Technologies That Work Together
Effective security is about more than individual devices. When properly designed, compatible cameras, access control, and intrusion detection systems can work together to provide greater visibility, improved management, and a more coordinated security strategy.
MSC Integration helps businesses evaluate these technologies as part of a complete security solution, whether upgrading existing equipment or planning a new installation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, you can. You can set your system to “stay” or “away” mode, depending on whether you are home or not. You can also set specific areas of your home to be “armed” or “disarmed” so you can move freely about without setting off the alarm.
Yes, most IP cameras and NVRs come with software you can use to view live and recorded videos on a local computer. You can also access your camera system from anywhere in the world using a mobile app or a web browser.
An access control system can also be integrated with an intrusion detection system. This integration can provide a more comprehensive security solution by allowing the access control system to detect and prevent intrusions. This integration can also allow the access control system to trigger the CCTV cameras in the event of an intrusion.
An access control system can be integrated with CCTV to provide a more comprehensive security solution. When an access control system is integrated with CCTV, the CCTV cameras can be used to verify the identity of individuals trying to access certain areas. This information can then be used to grant or deny access to those individuals.
The main benefit of wireless alarms is that they are straightforward to install. You don’t have to worry about running wires through your walls. Wireless alarms are also very flexible, so you can easily add new sensors or expand your system. The downside of wireless alarms is that they rely on batteries, so you will need to replace them periodically.
Wired alarms, on the other hand, are more reliable and provide a higher level of security, but they can be more challenging to install and cost more than usual.
A network video recorder (NVR) is a unique computer designed to store and manage video footage from IP cameras. NVRs typically have more hard drive storage than a regular computer and can be configured to record video continuously or only when motion is detected.
NVRs come in various sizes, from small, stand-alone units to large, rack-mounted systems. They can also be purchased as part of a complete IP surveillance system from a security camera vendor.