This report studies the development status and future development trends of wireless surveillance cameras in the global and Chinese markets, and analyzes the main production areas, major consumption areas and major manufacturers of wireless surveillance cameras from the perspective of production and consumption. Focus on the analysis of product characteristics, product specifications, price, output, output value of major manufacturers in the global and Chinese markets, and market share of major producers in the global and Chinese markets. Major producers include: Infinova (Swann)

Monitoring is generally divided into analog cameras and Network cameras. The webcam is relatively simple to install. After the webcam is fixed, the network cable is connected to the router, and the router must be able to access the external network. Then use a computer for monitoring. According to the instructions given by the manufacturer, it will be fine. This is generally used in homes or small supermarkets. The analog camera is much more troublesome and costs more. Generally used in large factories. Surveillance backend use

Company participated in the Iran International Product Security Exhibition at the Mossala Exhibition Center from October 16th to 19th, 2017, and won thousands of buyers to visit and negotiate. Products lncluding:

Company participated in the Moscow International Security Products Exhibition from March 21st to March 24th, 2017. The exhibits were well received by Russian buyers! Products including: CCTV camera C

Products including: CCTV camera CCTV kits Digital Video Recorder Closed-Circuit Security Monitor

Founded in 2008, ONVIF is now comprised of nearly 500 member companies on six continents and over 7,000 consistently configured products. Profile S for streaming video; profile G for recording and storage; profile C for physical access control; profile Q for improved out-of-the-box functionality and version for access control configuration Candidate Profile A, ONVIF continues to work with its members to extend the number of IP interoperability solutions that can be delivered by products that comply with ONVIF standards.