You minimize camera downtime by maintaining your video surveillance system proactively instead of waiting for failures to show up after an incident. Most businesses assume their cameras are working because no one has complained. The reality is that video systems fail quietly. Cameras drop offline, recordings stop, or footage becomes unusable long before anyone notices….
When a video security system fails or performs poorly, the cameras usually aren’t the problem. In fact, more than 80% of video security issues are caused by network design, configuration, or user-related network errors, not camera hardware. At Vulcan Security Systems, we design and support IP video systems every day in industrial and commercial environments….
Planning a video camera security system isn’t about picking cameras off a shelf, it’s about designing a tailored solution that protects your people, property, and operations today, while scaling with your business tomorrow. The right plan keeps your facility secure, reduces liability, and provides the clarity and evidence you need when incidents happen. Imagine walking…
Did you know thermal cameras aren’t just for security? They’re increasingly being used worldwide to monitor water flow, groundwater seepage, and water quality. From flood response to fisheries management, thermal imaging provides unique insights that standard video or manual inspection can’t capture. In this article, we’ll explore how thermal cameras are helping researchers, municipalities, and…
Recycling facilities, waste management operations, and scrap yards face two persistent risks: fire and theft. Thermal cameras have become one of the most effective tools to mitigate these challenges, helping operators detect fire hazards before they ignite and spot intruders that traditional video surveillance might miss. In this blog, you’ll learn how thermal cameras reduce…