Security Surveillance

The security surveillance is a world of endless changes and rapid evolution. In order to keep pace with these developments, our flagship foundation CCTV course remains right at the cutting edge.

Its content is a perfect introduction for those who are entering the industry for the first time and is an ideal refresher for established professionals who need to move forward from older and more traditional technologies

Course Objective: To develop the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting and system design skills in the candidate who wants to pursue their career in the field of security surveillance

Course Benefits:

• Professional and industrial environment for learning
• Become an expert in security surveillance
• Chances of employ ability will increase
• Chance to become an entrepreneur

Opportunity in Security Surveillance:

CCTV surveillance has the largest market in the security sector, accounting for more than 50% of the entire electronic security equipment market in India. With the high-success rate of CCTV surveillance devices worldwide, security-conscious organizations (both government and non-government) in India are implementing CCTV surveillance.

It has also reflected an annual expected growth rate of more than 20%. A lot of Indian companies as well as companies from abroad are working in the field of security surveillance in India and creating huge job prospects in the country.

Course Content:

• CCTV Systems :- Introduction and uses.
• Elements of a basic CCTV system: – Camera, monitor, and recorder.
• Camera types and uses: – Fixed and movable, indoor and outdoor, monochrome and color, day and night.
• Camera specifications: – Sensitivity, signal to noise ratio and resolution.
• Back Focus adjustment.
• Lens types: – Fixed and variable focal length, manual and motorized zoom.
• Use of lens calculator.
• Scene illumination:- Lighting considerations, LED’s, infrared lamp maintenance and bulb life.
• Switches, Quads, Multiplexers and control systems: – Types and applications.
• Monitors and Multiple screen displays.
• Recording the footage:- Analogue and Digital video recorders.
• Time-lapse recording. Reviewing video footage.
• Cables and connectors:- Types, uses, limitations, preparation, and testing.
• Connection to other security systems.
• Use of test equipment including: – Millimetres, Light Meters, Pattern Generators, and Cable Length Meters
• Relevant standards, issues, and the “Operational Requirement”.
• The Analogue or Digital option, Changing technology and keeping updated.