• Prevent theft and vandalism - Cameras mounted in outdoor areas can deter possible vandals or thieves.
• High resolution images  - Digital� cameras provide high quality resolution and make it easy for you to monitor your church clearly.
• Check footage anytime - The addition of an NVR (network video recorder) to your network makes it possible for you to broadcast your church's security footage securely over the internet. You can check in on your footage at any time, from anywhere.
• Remote broadcasting - Do you have elderly or sick members of your congregation who can't make it to services as regularly as you'd like? You can use an NVR and a security camera to broadcast your services over the internet and bring your sermons to the homes of those who can't come.

Churches, Synagogues, Mosques and other worship environments vary widely in size, congregation, and services. Consider each of the following factors when setting up a video surveillance system in your church:

• Place cameras in open areas like lobbies, offices, libraries, classrooms and cafeterias.
• If you want to broadcast your service over the internet using an NVR, place a fixed camera directed at the pulpit.
• Cameras placed in parking lots can help reduce theft and vandalism to parishioner cars during services and other events.
• During special events, consider reconfiguring your camera system to reduce theft and prevent problems from arising.
• Outdoor cameras monitoring your building's perimeter can help reduce theft and vandalism of landscape equipment and other outdoor features.