1. What is CCTV, and how does it work?
CCTV, or Closed-Circuit Television, is a video surveillance system that transmits signals to specific monitors. It works by capturing footage through cameras, which is then recorded and stored on a DVR or NVR for future review.

2. Why should I install a CCTV system?
A CCTV system deters crime, provides real-time monitoring, and records critical footage for evidence. It enhances the safety of homes, offices, and public spaces.

3. What are the types of CCTV cameras available?

• Dome Cameras: Ideal for indoor use.
• Bullet Cameras: Weatherproof and suited for outdoor surveillance.
• PTZ Cameras: Offer pan-tilt-zoom capabilities for larger areas.
• IP Cameras: High-resolution cameras with remote access.

4. Can CCTV cameras work in the dark?
Yes, many CCTV cameras come with infrared (IR) night vision or low-light capabilities, allowing them to capture clear footage even in complete darkness.

5. How many cameras do I need for my property?
The number of cameras depends on the size and layout of your property. A professional site survey can determine the ideal number for comprehensive coverage.

6. Are CCTV systems expensive?
CCTV systems vary in cost depending on the type of cameras, storage capacity, and installation requirements. WiFi Palace offers solutions to suit various budgets.

7. How often should I maintain my CCTV system?
Regular maintenance is crucial to ensure optimal performance. This includes cleaning lenses, checking connections, and updating firmware every 6–12 months.

8. Can I access my CCTV system remotely?
Yes, modern CCTV systems come with remote access features. You can view live feeds and recorded footage on your smartphone, tablet, or computer via secure apps.

9. Is it legal to install CCTV cameras on my property?
Yes, it is legal to install CCTV cameras on your property. However, ensure that the cameras do not invade the privacy of neighboring properties.

10. Do CCTV cameras record sound?
Some CCTV cameras have built-in microphones for audio recording. However, recording audio may require consent depending on local laws.

11. What is the difference between DVR and NVR?

• DVR (Digital Video Recorder): Works with analog cameras and uses coaxial cables.
• NVR (Network Video Recorder): Works with IP cameras and uses Ethernet cables for higher resolution and remote access.

12. Can I upgrade my existing CCTV system?
Yes, existing systems can often be upgraded by adding new cameras, increasing storage capacity, or integrating advanced features like remote monitoring.

13. What happens if there’s a power outage?
CCTV systems with a backup power supply, like UPS or solar power, can continue functioning during outages.

14. Do you offer customized CCTV solutions?
Yes, WiFi Palace provides tailored CCTV solutions to meet specific security needs for homes, offices, and commercial spaces.