Which system includes cameras, network video records, monitors, and data cables?

• A. Access Control / Biometrics
• B. Structured Cabling (LAN/Telephone)
• C. PA/BGM Systems
• D. CCTV Systems

Answer: (D)

The system described is surveillance-focused hardware that captures, stores, and displays video. CCTV systems are built around cameras, a recording/management device (network video recorder or digital video recorder), monitors for viewing live or playback, and the data cables that connect all these components. This combination is what enables you to monitor an area, record footage, and review it later.

The other options serve different purposes. Access control/biometrics centers on letting people in or out of a space using card readers or biometric scanners, not on video capture and recording. Structured cabling provides the physical cabling backbone for data and voice but doesn’t specify cameras or recording/monitoring equipment. PA/BGM systems are for public announcements and background music, not video surveillance. So the option that describes CCTV systems best matches the components listed.