Our Work – Signarama Freehold, NJ

Nov 24, 2024 by Moothedath Ramachandran

Design elements of a channel letter sign from concept to completion.

Nov 24, 2024 by Moothedath Ramachandran

What are the design elements of a channel letter sign. Read on.

Sep 25, 2024 by Moothedath Ramachandran

Why go with LED lights in sign cabinets. Read the advantages

Jul 17, 2024 by Moothedath Ramachandran

These describe the different types of outdoor LED signs commonly used

Jun 13, 2024 by Moothedath Ramachandran

summary of sign materials

Jun 12, 2024 by Moothedath Ramachandran

Process for permitting in nj

May 31, 2024 by Moothedath Ramachandran

Why choose LED lights over flourscent

May 12, 2024 by Moothedath Ramachandran

Factors in retrofitting

May 4, 2024 by Moothedath Ramachandran

What are the factors to consider when getting a new phone system? When do I switch? Am I moving to a new location? Am I starting a new business? Am I a small shop, less than 100 employees? How will your vendor support you?

May 3, 2024 by Moothedath Ramachandran

Advantages of Oooma

Apr 30, 2024 by Moothedath Ramachandran

All signs needed for a wedding to have a flawless event

Apr 13, 2024 by Moothedath Ramachandran

What are the types of Channel letters - Lit signs

Mar 8, 2024 by Moothedath Ramachandran

How to choose camera resolution

Mar 8, 2024 by Moothedath Ramachandran

Resolution: Look for cameras with high resolution (measured in megapixels) for clearer images. A minimum of 1080p (2MP) is recommended for basic surveillance, but higher resolutions like 4K provide more detail. Field of View (FOV): Consider the camera's field of view, which determines the area it can cover. A wider FOV may require fewer cameras for comprehensive coverage. Night Vision: Opt for cameras with infrared (IR) or low-light capabilities for effective monitoring during nighttime. Check the camera's night vision range, and choose one that suits the size of the area you want to cover. Weather Resistance: Ensure the camera is designed for outdoor use and has an appropriate Ingress Protection (IP) rating, indicating its resistance to dust and water. Look for cameras with a durable housing that can withstand various weather conditions. Power Source: Consider how the camera will be powered. Options include wired (power over Ethernet - PoE) or wireless (battery-powered or solar-powered). Wired cameras are more reliable but may require professional installation. Motion Detection and Alerts: Choose a camera with motion detection capabilities to minimize unnecessary recording. Look for models that can send alerts or notifications to your smartphone or email when motion is detected. Storage Options: Decide between local storage (onboard SD card) and cloud storage. Local storage can be more secure but may have limitations, while cloud storage offers remote access but may have subscription costs. Two-Way Audio: Some cameras come with built-in microphones and speakers, allowing for two-way communication. This can be useful for monitoring and interacting with people on your property. Remote Viewing: Ensure the camera is compatible with your preferred viewing platform, whether it's a dedicated app, web browser, or third-party software. Integration with Smart Home Systems: Check if the camera is compatible with popular smart home platforms like Google Home or Amazon Alexa. Budget: Establish a budget for your surveillance system and find a camera that meets your requirements within that budget. Brand Reputation: Consider reputable brands with a history of reliability and positive customer reviews. Before making a purchase, it's advisable to read reviews, compare specifications, and perhaps consult with professionals to ensure the chosen camera meets your specific security needs.

Feb 25, 2024 by Moothedath Ramachandran

What a couple would need for a complete sign package for a wedding.