Criminals want to disable security cameras to hide their identities and criminal activity. When their attempts to damage or destroy security cameras fail, crime in the area is reduced.
Bullying and violent acts occur far too frequently in schools and other locations. Individuals who know there will be video proof of their crimes will think twice before harming other people.
For areas where people and property are at high risk, making sure video surveillance is uninterrupted can save lives. Schools, retail stores, municipal buildings and other high risk areas benefit from vandal- resistant cameras that are designed to withstand direct blows to their housings and lens covers without breaking and without interrupting the video. Vandals also find it next-to-impossible to open the camera’s housing to do damage or make any kind of alteration. When an attempt is made to obscure the camera’s view, like spray painting, covering or moving the camera, the camera tamper detection analytics send an alarm to security personnel.
Prisons, jails and other correctional facilities need constant surveillance of inmates. It isn’t feasible to have enough security personnel on the ground 24/7 to monitor the facility and perimeter, so security cameras need to be operational at all times. Prisoners and rogue employees may try to disable cameras to hide contraband and assaults. Pelco’s vandal-resistant cameras ensure activity is monitored and recorded even in low light situations. Built-in microphones provide additional situational awareness in high security corner mount models. Pelco cameras help correctional facilities meet PREA (Prison Rape Elimination Act) compliance by providing camera coverage for blind spots.
For areas where people and property are at high risk, making sure video surveillance is uninterrupted can save lives. Schools, retail stores, municipal buildings and other high risk areas benefit from vandal-resistant cameras that are designed to withstand direct blows to their housings and lens covers with out breaking and without interrupting the video. Vandals also find it next-to-impossible to open the camera’s housing to do damage. When an attempt is made to obscure the camera’s view, like spray painting,covering or moving the camera, the camera tamper detection analytics send an alarm to security personnel.
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