CCTV Courses Training

Introduction and Fundamentals:

• Definition and history of CCTV systems.
• Importance and evolution of security surveillance.
• Elements of a basic system: cameras, monitors, and digital recorders.
• Comparison between analog and IP-based technologies.

Hardware and Installation

• Camera Selection: Types (Dome, Bullet, PTZ, Hidden, IP), specifications (sensitivity, resolution), and field of view.
• Lenses and Sensors: Fixed vs. varifocal lenses, focal length, manual vs. auto iris, and illumination considerations.
• Cabling and Connectors: Types of cables (RG59, CAT5/6, Fiber), connector crimping (BNC, RJ45), and power supply design.
• Mounting and Housing: Selection of mounts, enclosures, and weatherproofing for indoor/outdoor settings.

Recording and Storage Systems:

• DVR and NVR: Setup, configuration, and difference between standard standalone and chip-level servicing.
• Storage Management: Video compression standards (H.264, H.265), backup methods, and recording schedule configuration.

Networking and Remote Access:

• Network basics (LAN, WAN, IP addressing, port forwarding).
• Remote monitoring setup for mobile apps and PCs.
• Advanced features like Cloud integration and P2P connectivity.

Operations, Maintenance, and Advanced Features:

• Advanced Analytics: Motion detection, line crossing detection, face recognition, and human/vehicle detection.
• Maintenance: Routine cleaning, firmware updates, and troubleshooting common signal/network issues.
• Integration: Connecting CCTV to other security systems like access control or biometrics.

Practical and Soft Skills

Most comprehensive courses include hands-on practice and customer service units:

• Site Surveys: Assessing client requirements, sketching zones, and preparing material estimations.
• Safety and Standards: Occupational hazards, electrocution prevention, and data privacy legislation.
• Business Skills: Client acquisition, service pricing, and creating project quotations.