Analog security camera and network security camera are two different monitoring devices that are different in the following aspects:
Connection mode
Analog security cameras usually require analog signals to be connected to the monitoring device via traditional coaxial cables, while network security cameras directly interact with the network through network connections such as Ethernet or Wi-Fi.
Data transmission
analog security cameras use analog signals to transmit video data, which are prone to interference and attenuation, resulting in poor image quality. The network security camera uses digital signals to transmit video data, with higher image quality and stability.
Resolution and image quality
Due to the advantages of digital signals, network security cameras usually have higher resolution and better image quality, which can provide clearer and exquisite monitoring images.
Installation cost
Due to the need for special monitoring equipment, and the need for wiring work (such as coaxial cable), the installation is relatively tedious and time-consuming, and requires a certain cost. The network security camera is relatively flexible, only need to have a network connection, the installation cost is low.
Scalability and management
Because network security cameras interact directly with the network, they are easier to access, configure, and manage remotely, and you can easily add, delete, or move devices. The og security cameras are relatively limited to the local monitoring system.
Overall, cybersecurity cameras have clear advantages in image quality, visualization, and management, while analog security cameras are suitable for scenarios that do not require high resolution, no remote access, or a limited budget.