1. Electronic Surveillance Equipment Overt and Covert Cameras and Recorders

2. Types of Overt Cameras and Quality What is the difference between Analog and Digital Cameras? Quality – TVL vs Pixels Cost - $ vs $$+

3. Visible Cameras Used for Security/Monitoring

4. Pan/Tilt Cameras for Monitoring/Security

5. Pan/Tilt/Zoom Cameras for Monitoring

6. Properties of Cameras Durability – Domes and Lens should be shatterproof Camera Design should be “vandal resistant” Fixed Lens/ Varifocal Lens/ of adjustable focus lens – per application Fixed Mount/ Adjustable Mount Pan Capable Tilt Capable Pan/Tilt Capable

7. Covert Cameras and Detection

11. Wireless Black and White Wall Clock Hidden Camera

13. Styles of Hidden Cameras Wearable Carriable Concealed Stationary Pinhole/ Screwhole/ button

14. Detection Devices

15. Detection Device Technology Scans for any type of remote device, but has limitations that are both internal and external. Wireless devices are found using their own power bands. Since most wireless are “non-transmitting” the area disturbed is very small and the detector must be very close (as close as 2” in many cases) to detect the hidden recorder/camera.

16. Camera Detectors

17. Electronic Disrupters

18. Disruptors Affect all equipment – both overt and covert! Expensive for size and capabilities. Limited Availability

19. Portable Disruptors

20. Live Surveillance Cameras Miami – Bayside Shopping Area Miami Beach – Alton Road Live Traffic Cameras Miami Beach – South Beach, Ocean/ Beach Views