Novetic: Security cameras & security products for challenging situations
We provide a range of security products and covert equipment aimed at monitoring and/or securing remote locations, including locations with no power - even in the middle of a field or the top of a mountain!
Our exciting new Intelligent Battery is a smaller, lighter, ruggedised battery that communicates with you whilst deployed. With a high capacity it addresses some of the common problems with existing solutions.
Where current traditional CCTV methods fall short, our cameras offer something different to the leading CCTV products - ours are portable, small and easy to install without lots of wires.
Our self-contained, weatherproof, night and day cameras provide excellent image quality, ease of use, robustness and owner self-installation: ideal for farmers, agriculture, construction, covert, equine and marine uses.
Blackeye Camera
Novetic is pleased to add the Blackeye camera, an innovative, weatherproof and versatile miniature security camera, to its range of monitoring and surveillance products.
This self-contained, robust, high performance camera, with number plate capture mode, is specifically designed to meet the challenging needs of implementing surveillance in remote or unattended locations, in both rural and urban areas. The camera's small size (163mm overall length) allows many possibilities for camera location.
Using the camera is easy and fuss free. Simply position the camera and turn it on. Now view the images on your smartphone or other devices! more...
Your number's up! A simpler solution to ANPR complexity.
Clever cameras can give you a picture of a readable number plate from a moving car at night. Even cleverer cameras can photograph and automatically read the number plate of the car. This is using a technology called Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) that allows computer processing of digital images using character recognition techniques to extract vehicle number plates.
Who ate my sandwiches? Some uses for a security camera
For much of the general public, we know security cameras are watching us, but we give them little further thought. We are aware there are security cameras in city centres, on petrol forecourts and at the gates of locked sites and we largely ignore them, excepting perhaps, the desire to wave once you realise you're on the telly at the entrance to the supermarket. Or you are Mr Bean.
No power? No problem! How to put a security camera in the middle of a field
Traditional CCTV and video monitoring has historically meant one camera and one monitor with a cable connecting the two. Modern systems are now far more complex including use of a wide variety of techniques and technologies. The vast majority of this equipment requires mains power.