The Lodestar PCR CCTV Camera System
Quality Equipment, Superior Workmanship, Comprehensive Customer Service, Guaranteed...
Security is our core business and we take it very seriously. You can rest assured that when you choose the Lodestar PCR as your solution for commercial and/or residential CCTV needs, you will receive the benefit of years of experience and expertise from our security technicians.
Lodestar guarantees the quality of our products, and the workmanship of our installations. We stand behind our customer support and believe that the value we create for our clients through fully comprehensive security solutions at competitive pricing is what sets us apart from our competitors.
Total Control Made Easy
- Free site survey & quotation
- Full installation service
- Day/Night Infrared cameras
- Pan tilt zoom cameras
- Remote viewing via internet
- Fully comprehensive warranty
- High Resolution Digital recording
- Digital Watermarking
FAQ
I already have an existing CCTV system with a Video Tape Recorder. Can I upgrade to a Lodestar PCR without too much cost?
Yes. Assuming your existing system utilises conventional CCTV cameras and cabling, you should be able to upgrade to the Lodestar PCR system and still continue to use your existing cameras and cabling.
What exactly is CCTV?
CCTV (Closed Circuit Television) is the terminology used to describe an arrangement of cameras linked by cable or radio transmitter to a monitor and /or recording device.
What is a Pan tilt zoom camera?
A pan tilt zoom camera (PTZ) is a specific type of camera which may be moved through 360 degrees horizontally, may be tilted up and down, and may be zoomed into specific scenes. These cameras may be controlled in real time by the user, or set up to perform patterns automatically.
Why are infrared cameras used?
Infrared dome and bullet cameras work much better in low light conditions than standard colour or mono cameras. The infrared camera utilises any ambient light and boosts this with infrared to give the best possible pictures in dark or semi-dark scenes.
What is Digital Watermarking?
Digital Watermarking is the process of embedding a hidden watermark throughout all recorded footage. This proves that the recording has not been tampered with and ensures that the recorded video is usable as evidence in a court of law.
