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Closed-circuit television (CCTV), as a collection surveillance cameras doing video surveillance, is the use of television cameras for surveillance. It differs from broadcast television in that all components are directly linked via cables or other direct means. CCTV is used in banks, casinos, shopping centres, streets, airports etc. (the eye in the sky).

Scheider Locksmith is a leading security advisor and provider of closed-circuit television in the New York City area.

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The closed-circuit television illustrated on this page are for display purposes only and are not for sale on this website.



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    DVMR/4 DVR
     
    DVMR/8 DVR
     
    EXCDN-12 Cam
    DVMR/4 DVR   DVMR/8 DVR   EXCDN-12 Cam
    UL Listed Class C 1 Hour Fire Resistant   UL Listed Class C 1 Hour Fire Resistant   UL Listed Class C 1 Hour Fire Resistant
    EXCDN-56 Cam
     
    G4 -1000  Camera
     
    G4 -300PT Camera
    EXCDN-56 Cam   G4 -1000 Camera   G4 -300PT Camera
    UL Listed Class C 1 Hour Fire Resistant   UL Listed Class C 1 Hour Fire Resistant   UL Listed Class C 1 Hour Fire Resistant
    GE's MicroBall Cam
     
    LTC-17BA 17 BW Monitor
     
    Mini Dome Cam
    GE's MicroBall Cam   LTC-17BA 17 BW Monitor   Mini Dome Cam
    UL Listed Class C 1 Hour Fire Resistant   UL Listed Class C 1 Hour Fire Resistant   UL Listed Class C 1 Hour Fire Resistant
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