Analog Security Camera Market Size

Analog Security Camera Market Size

Analog Security Camera Market size was valued at USD 15.43 billion in 2023 and is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of 9.7% between 2024 and 2032. The increasing instances of theft, vandalism, and security breaches have heightened the demand for analog security camera systems. The security camera could be used to inspect housing for any kind of damage, exposed wires, cracked glass, and significant scratches on the camera lens.

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Outdoor cameras are particularly vulnerable as they are always exposed to the environment, but manufacturers are developing and innovating cameras to address the issue. Various sectors, such as industry and residents, require a full security solution to safeguard the assets and at times help in identifying the thieves.

For instance, in December 2022, EverFocus Electronics Corporation launched EZA1281/EHA1281, which is a day/night outdoor IR analog camera outfitted with a 2.8-12 mm varifocal lens with ICR to capture the desired field of view. The camera is equipped with weather-resistance (IP66) metal housing and a wide operating temperature range of -20°C~50°C to ensure reliability and less susceptibility to weather. These flexibilities make them a great option for monitoring, security protection, and bringing safety effectively to diverse open areas.

The requirement for analog security cameras is growing with the rising demand for surveillance solutions. Organizations are making security solutions robust to provide safety to assets and people. With the increasing need for remote monitoring, 360-degree cameras are now used at various places to track the surroundings without leaving a blind spot. The devices enable users to view live or recorded footage from any location via mobile devices or web browsers. This remote accessibility enhances monitoring capabilities and facilitates remote management of surveillance systems.

Cleaning lenses is crucial to security camera maintenance as even small smudges can significantly reduce video clarity. Analog systems tend to have higher maintenance costs due to the need for regular manual checks, physical tape management for storage, and higher susceptibility to wear & tear. In addition to this, analog devices generally consume more power compared to their digital counterparts, leading to higher operational costs over time.