• Cameras Outdoor :

They are used in open areas and places, as they are characterized by their ability to withstand all types of weather and environmental and atmosphere, including extreme heat and cold, as they have a high IP factor (usually 65). They are used to monitor the streets, in bridges, traffic lights or building from the outside.

• Cameras Indoor:

 These are cameras that are installed and used in closed, uncovered areas inside buildings such as the rooms, offices and restaurants. Therefore, it monitors the buildings from the inside.

• Cameras PTZ mobile PTZ :

This type of camera is usually used for large areas as it works in all directions, right, left, up and down, as it has a wide footage angle and an ability to rotate up to 360 degrees horizontally and 90 degrees vertically.

• Cameras Wireless :Wireless

These cameras transmit the signal via the Internet, as they are connected using routers. they are used in places where it is difficult to extend cables.

• Cameras network IP:

It is the modern type of surveillance camera and the most widely used. Through this technology, events and alarms can be scheduled through control inputs and outputs, and through motion and sound detection elements. It has become possible to request specific events and view them automatically, and to send recorded images to specific places, and reports to people. Specified via email, or via SMS to any mobile phone, it has become possible through this system to activate/stop alarms, open/close doors, control temperature, turn on lights, etc. The camera in this system can be considered as if it were a small computer, with its own IP address, and the images sent from it are no longer analog and need to be converted to digital as in analog cameras. It can also send these images via the data network without going through the DVR as in the previous system.