Video Surveillance
Video surveillance for the house
You can see your garden, the entrance and the perimeter on your phone at any time. You’ll be notified immediately if there are strangers in the garden, rather than after the fact.
Video surveillance for a holiday home
Check your holiday home from home or work at a glance: see if everything’s in place and if anyone’s been in. You’ll find out about any break-ins straight away, rather than a week later.
Video surveillance for a shop
Fewer thefts, fewer arguments with customers over ‘who’s right’. The till, shop floor and stock room — all in one app on your phone.
Video surveillance for a flat
Rest assured that your children, parents and pets are safe, even when you’re not at home. All it takes is a quick glance at your phone.
Video surveillance for hospitals and clinics
Monitoring of medicines and staff performance, and patient safety — these are constantly monitored, not just set out on paper in instructions.
Video surveillance for hotels
Guests feel safe, and the staff are honest. The archive of recordings and remote access are always at the owner’s fingertips.
Video Surveillance for office
Late arrivals, absences, conflicts between staff members — everything is set out in black and white, with no ‘he said, she said’ stories.
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24/7 CCTV: smart CCTV systems for your security
Video surveillance today is not just a camera in the corner of a room, but a whole suite of ‘smart’ technologies designed to protect homes, offices, businesses, warehouses and so on. Modern security systems use video cameras as all-seeing eyes that record events around the clock and help to respond to incidents in a timely manner. Thanks to remote access via a smartphone or computer, the owner always has the situation under control, wherever they may be. Let’s take a look at what modern video surveillance systems are like, their key features and benefits, where such systems should be installed, how to choose the best solution, and how to purchase such a system from Kobi at a favourable price.
CCTV and Security Systems
CCTV (closed-circuit television) systems have become smarter and more integrated than ever before. These are systems that combine cameras, recorders and software into a single security network. Intelligent video analytics, based on modern algorithms, enables the system to ‘understand’ what the camera sees: recognising faces and number plates, and detecting suspicious activity or breaches of the rules.
For example, specialised standalone LPR BOX devices recognise vehicle number plates with 99.9 per cent accuracy across more than 50 countries, storing data in built-in memory or, where necessary, transmitting it to a server. They also control barriers, roller shutters and automatic gates.
Another equally important feature is remote access. Thanks to network technologies, the owner or security service can view live video footage from a smartphone or PC, receive alerts about security incidents and even control the cameras (for example, pan-tilt models). Kobi’s systems offer convenient solutions for this: the ZetPro VMS software allows centralised management of all cameras, whilst the LPR BOX web interface provides access to number plate recognition data via a browser.
Another key aspect is integration with other security measures. Modern video surveillance integrates easily with alarm systems and access control systems. For example, a camera with analytics can trigger an alarm if it detects movement in an area where people should not be present, and the alarm system will immediately notify security. Kobi solutions are characterised precisely by this kind of comprehensive integration and the ability to work with third-party software and devices.
The advantages of modern CCTV systems
The introduction of smart surveillance systems offers significant benefits to businesses and even ordinary citizens. Firstly, it helps prevent crimes and offences. The mere presence of visible cameras deters most offenders. And if an incident does occur, the footage serves as material evidence — experience shows that video archives help the police solve numerous crimes. For example, in Chernihiv, following the installation of an intelligent video surveillance system, the crime rate fell by 35 per cent, confirming the effectiveness of such technologies.
Secondly, rapid response. Modern cameras with motion detectors and analytics can automatically detect suspicious activity (for example, a person in a restricted area at night) and instantly send an alert to the owner or the security control centre. This helps prevent incidents or stop an intruder whilst the incident is still unfolding.
Thirdly, business process monitoring and analytics. For businesses, CCTV is not only about enhancing security but also about optimising their operations. Cameras in a shop help to count the number of visitors and even determine the sales conversion rate – that is, to assess how many customers from the total footfall made a purchase. Video analysis can reveal the times of day when the shop experiences the highest footfall, enabling management to optimise staff rota. In manufacturing or warehouse settings, the CCTV system monitors compliance with production processes and workplace discipline, minimising downtime and theft.
High image quality and reliability are further advantages of modern solutions. Blurry analogue images are now a thing of the past: modern digital IP cameras deliver video in Full HD, 4K and even higher resolutions, ensuring that every detail is clearly visible. Night vision with infrared illumination allows you to see in the dark, whilst wide dynamic range (WDR) enables you to distinguish objects in challenging lighting conditions (for example, against the sun). The equipment is becoming increasingly robust: vandal-proof housings protect the cameras from damage, whilst backup power supplies enable them to operate even during a power cut.
It is also worth mentioning ease of use and scalability. The video system can be controlled via intuitive apps, allowing you to view several areas simultaneously on screen. Recordings are stored on reliable media — hard drives or in cloud storage — with the ability to quickly search for the required clip.
Where should CCTV be installed?
CCTV is essential at many residential and commercial premises:
- in flats and houses;
- offices;
- retail and service outlets;
- in the logistics and manufacturing sectors.
Kobi’s video surveillance systems provide round-the-clock security, visitor monitoring and remote surveillance; they record incidents that occur on the premises, monitor stock movements, ensure compliance with safety regulations, and more.
And these are by no means all the areas of application — for example, Kobi’s ZIP-SFC hardware system is designed to automatically record traffic offences on public roads.
Types of CCTV systems
Our website features various types of CCTV systems, which differ in terms of how data is transmitted, stored and processed:
- IP CCTV systems — modern systems based on IP cameras that transmit video via Ethernet or Wi-Fi. These systems provide high image quality and support video analytics functions.
- Cloud-based systems — solutions where video archives are stored on remote servers. This protects data from loss in the event of equipment failure or hacking attempts.
- Wired systems — reliable systems with a fixed connection between cameras and the recorder. Ideal for premises where uninterrupted operation is required without the risk of signal loss.
- Wireless systems are ideal for flats and private homes. They are easy to install and require minimal cabling. For example, Wi-Fi cameras that record video onto a memory card and allow you to view the archive via a mobile app.
How to choose CCTV equipment
When choosing a CCTV system, it is worth taking a number of key parameters into account:
- area of application (for indoor or outdoor areas);
- recording quality (resolution, frame rate, field of view);
- night-vision options (infrared illumination or thermal imaging cameras);
- data storage method (use of local storage, the cloud or a hybrid solution).
It is also advisable to assess additional smart features:
- automatic detection of moving objects or vehicle recognition;
- synchronisation with security systems;
- the option of two-way audio communication (relevant for video door entry systems).
Such options not only enhance security but also make the system intuitive for the user to operate.
How much does the system cost?
The cost of a CCTV system is calculated on a case-by-case basis, depending on the number of cameras, the complexity of the premises, and requirements for recording, archiving and online access. For example, a budget 2 MP camera costs from 2,860 UAH (see model), a set of 4 cameras will cost approximately 11,440 UAH, plus a 4-channel video recorder — a further 5,940 UAH (link).
We also have a special offer on a kit (view) and a Wi-Fi solution (more details). It all depends on your requirements — submit an enquiry and we’ll find the best option for you.
How to purchase CCTV systems from Kobi
Once you’ve decided to buy a CCTV system, the question arises: where should you purchase the equipment to ensure you get not just the products, but also confidence in the outcome?
When choosing a supplier of CCTV equipment, it’s important to turn to professionals who guarantee quality and reliability. Kobi is a Ukrainian leader in the field of intelligent video analytics with over 20 years’ experience. We provide comprehensive solutions and professional support at every stage:
- A personalised approach. Our specialists analyse your needs, put together the optimal equipment configuration, draw up a technical design and carry out the installation.
- A wide range of solutions. Our catalogue includes certified IP and Wi-Fi cameras, analytics modules, video recorders, software from ZetPro and ready-to-use systems.
- Full-cycle support. Warranty service, assistance with configuration, software updates and user training.
- Flexible integration. Easily expand your existing infrastructure with new modules and capabilities thanks to compatibility with third-party equipment.
Place your order on our website or contact our sales department. We’ll ensure prompt delivery, professional installation and a turnkey solution that eliminates any technical ‘gaps’.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Which system is suitable for my property?
It all depends on the type of premises, their size, lighting and the purposes of the surveillance. A basic kit comprising 2–4 cameras is suitable for a flat or office, whereas for a warehouse or a private property, you’ll need more viewing angles, outdoor cameras, infrared illumination and so on. Our specialists offer free advice and select solutions tailored to your specific needs.
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Can the CCTV system be integrated with existing solutions?
Indeed, Kobi video systems can be easily integrated with security alarm systems, access control systems, ‘smart home’ systems or any other software via open protocols and APIs. This enables the creation of a unified security infrastructure.
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How is data security ensured?
The video is stored on the video recorder’s hard drives or in the cloud (if required). You can archive the data for a specific period, set up loop recording or backups, or restrict access to the archive for individual users.
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How can I set up remote access to the CCTV system?
The system allows you to view video footage online via a mobile app or web interface. You can view the cameras in real time, receive event notifications and access the archive from anywhere in the world with an internet connection.