IP vs. Analog Cameras
A straightforward guide to choosing the right surveillance system for your facility.
Choosing between IP and analog cameras isn’t about which is “better”, it’s about which system fits your building, budget, and monitoring needs. We help you choose based on real-world conditions, not sales trends.

IP Camera Systems
Best for High Detail, Remote Access, and Scalability
IP (Internet Protocol) camera systems are modern, network-based surveillance solutions ideal for businesses that require high-quality video, remote viewing, and room to grow.
These cameras transmit video data over your existing network using Ethernet cabling or secure Wi-Fi. Most installations use Power over Ethernet (PoE), allowing a single cable to provide both power and data—resulting in a cleaner, more efficient installation.
IP Cameras May Be the Right Choice If You:
IP camera systems are ideal for businesses looking for a future-ready surveillance solution with flexibility, advanced functionality, and superior image quality.
Analog Camera Systems
Best for Simplicity, Reliability, and Cost Control
Analog camera systems remain a proven and dependable option for many businesses. These systems use direct cabling to a Digital Video Recorder (DVR), providing a stable and straightforward setup.
While analog cameras don’t offer the advanced features of IP systems, they excel in environments where reliability, simplicity, and budget are the top priorities.
Analog Cameras May Be the Right Choice If You:

Analog camera systems are a practical solution for businesses that want dependable surveillance without unnecessary complexity or higher costs.
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“LaBass Technologies helped us understand whether IP or analog cameras made sense for our facility. The installation was clean, professional, and the system works exactly as expected.”
Facilities Manager
Commercial Client — Oklahoma
Solution For All Businesses
Surveillance System Benefits
Clear Visibility Where It Matters
Proper camera selection and placement ensures usable footage — not just recordings that look good on paper.
Reliable Monitoring
Whether IP or analog, systems are designed for stability, uptime, and consistent performance.
Remote or On-Site Viewing Options
Choose systems that match how you actually need to monitor your property.
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