Technosource has been selling & Installing security cameras for almost 4 years and is one of the most trusted names in the home security camera system industry. We are known GTA for our top-quality security products & services, ease-of-installation, and affordable prices. Technosource offers quality security camera products and accessories, as well as doorbell, door lock, thermostat, wall-mount, HDMI, Cat5/6 cables etc.
Technosource located in 3000 Danforth Avenue, Unit #4, Toronto, ON M4C 1M7.
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Technosource sells products through our website and our retail stores in Toronto.
Technosource uses new technology of security cameras to ensure high-quality recordings and long-range night vision capabilities. They are also fully weatherproof and vandal-resistant for year-round protection.
It is always a good idea to monitor the main entrances door of your property. In front of garage door and both side of house. Other locations are up to you! These could include garages, basements, or any areas where objects of value are located, such as a safe. When installing security cameras, Technosource always recommends placing cameras up high. This provides a wider field of view and protects them from being easily tampered with.
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Every Technosource security camera and recorder will have a model number and a serial number. These are typically found on the reverse side of the recorder or security camera. DVR / NVR serial numbers will be displayed either above or below the barcode, starting with M/N:*****. Likewise, the model number of each security camera will be displayed as Model No:*****.
Yes, Technosource Installation services include a one-year warranty & 30 days free of cost and after that you need to pay service fess minimum $50. This warranty covers both defective products and parts. If your product is deemed defective by us, you will be eligible to receive a replacement of the product.
Digital Video Recorders (DVR) are analog while Network Video Recorders (NVR) are digital. For the most part, DVRs and NVRs provide you with the same functions, such as recording, motion detection, data storage, and remote connectivity. But there are fundamental differences, as well. For instance, the way that security cameras are connected and how the recorders receive incoming video. DVRs, for example, receive footage from analog security cameras over RG59 siamese BNC cables. The DVR then encodes the footage and stores it to the hard drive. NVRs, on the other hand, receive footage that is already encoded and compressed by Digital IP security cameras over Cat5e Ethernet cables.
The amount of cameras you can connect to your DVR or NVR depends on the number of available channels. A 16 channel DVR can connect up to 16 cameras, for example. DVR models typically come in 4, 8, and 16 channel models, while NVR's typically come in 8, 16, and 32 channel models.
Yes. All of our DVRs and NVRs come with both VGA and HDMI video outputs. This allows you to connect your system to your HD TV or virtually any other type of monitor. You can also use both of these outputs simultaneously to view your cameras on two different monitors or TVs. And if you connect your DVR/NVR through the Ethernet then you can view cameras from your phone anywhere in the world.