LCD Monitors - Component
LCD security monitors are built for continuous surveillance use—delivering crisp images, low latency, and long duty cycles. Match aspect ratio to your sources (4:3 for legacy analog, 16:9 for HD systems) and choose panels with anti-glare coatings, metal housings, and anti-burn-in protection for 24/7 control rooms. For analog CVBS inputs, look for de-interlacing, 3D comb filtering, and NTSC/PAL/SECAM compatibility. Operations centers may need PIP/PBP, video-wall tiling, and glass protection; kiosks and workstations benefit from integrated speakers and touch-screen options. If ambient light is harsh, consider sunlight-readable models. Plan for the right inputs (HDMI/DP/DVI/VGA/BNC) and mounting (VESA or rack) to fit your workflow.
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- $505.00SKU: LED-1562HDL
ToteVision LED-1562HDL 15.6" LCD Flush-Mount Monitor
- Displays native Full HD signals (1080i/p) with no downscaling
- LED backlight: brighter picture using less power
- Widescreen (16:9) native aspect ratio
- Multiple connections including HDMI, VGA, RS-232 and USB
- Built-in speakers
$505.00Low Price Guarantee - $392.00SKU: LED-1906HDMT
ToteVision LED-1906HDMT 19" LCD Monitor with TV Tuner
- Displays HD signals (1080i/p)
- 3D + 3D image processing with digital noise reduction
- Built-in ATSC / Clear QAM Tuner
- Durable Metal Housing
- Built-in speakers
$392.00Low Price Guarantee - $2,885.95SKU: 32RTCSR
Orion 32RTCSR 31.6 Inch LCD Sunlight Readable with Transflective Enhancement
- Dual Composite Display and PIP / PBP Multi Display Function, RS-232C Control, Metal Cabinet
- Transflective Technology
- 1366 x 768 Resolution Sunlight Readable, 1300 Nits, 3000:1 Contrast
- 3D Comb Filter, Deinterlace, Noise Reduction
- 7.5W x 2 Built in Speaker
$2,885.95Low Price Guarantee - $2,747.00SKU: LCM-420A
Ikegami LCM-420A High Performance Large Screen CCTV LCD Monitor (42")
- Larger Screen Size for Multi-purpose Applications
- 42" 1920x1080 pixels @60Hz
- Built-in 3D Comb Filter and Deinterlace
- Various Video Inputs (Composite A/B BNC IN/OUT, S-Video IN/OUT, DVI, HDMI and PC)
- Desktop Stand as standard
$2,747.00Low Price Guarantee - $2,499.00SKU: PD-55
AG Neovo PD-55 54.5" LED-Backlit TFT LCD Monitor
- Full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution
- 700 nits high brightness panel offers clear images in bright ambient light areas
- Anti-Burn-in technology prevents image ghosting
- Durable metal housing
- 6.5mm narrow bezel width for professional LCD video walls
$2,499.00Low Price Guarantee - $2,474.00SKU: 55HSDI3G
Orion 55HSDI3G 55" 1920x1080 IPS Premuim LCD Monitor
- 55 Inch 1920 x 1080p FHD
- Non-glare surface coating
- PC (VGA), Component, DVI-D and HDMI inputs
- Wireless remote control
- PIP / PBP dual display function
$2,474.00Low Price Guarantee - $2,278.96SKU: PN-55H
AG Neovo PN-55H 55" Full HD Ultra Slim Bezel LCD Monitor, 800 NITS
- LED-backlit technology with FHD 1920 x 1080 resolution
- 800 nits brightness
- Premium-grade panel for high reliability and long product lifetime
- 1.9 mm (bottom/right); 3.4 mm (top/left) super narrow bezel
- Anti-Burn-inâ„¢technology
$2,278.96Low Price Guarantee - $2,063.00SKU: HX-32E
AG Neovo HX-32E 31.5" LED-Backlit TFT LCD Monitor
- Full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution
- 500 nits brightness professional panel
- VA Panel technology ensures accurate colors and offers high contrast ratios with wide viewing angles
- Anti-Burn-in technology prevents image ghosting
- NeoV Optical Glass and metal housing for excellent cleanability and protection
$2,063.00Low Price Guarantee - $1,994.05SKU: PN-46D
AG Neovo PN-46D 46" Full HD Ultra Slim Bezel LCD Monitor, 450 NITS
- LED-backlit technology with FHD 1920 x 1080 resolution
- 450 nits brightness
- Premium-grade panel for high reliability and long product lifetime
- 2.0 mm (bottom/right); 3.4 mm (top/left) super narrow bezel
- Anti-Burn-inâ„¢technology
$1,994.05Low Price Guarantee
LCD Monitors Frequently Asked Questions
What are LCD monitors used for in surveillance systems?
LCD monitors are used in surveillance systems to display live feeds and recorded footage from security cameras. They provide a clear visual representation of monitored areas, allowing homeowners to keep an eye on their property in real-time or review past events. The resolution and size of the monitor can impact the clarity and detail of the footage displayed.
How do I choose the right size LCD monitor for my surveillance setup?
Choosing the right size LCD monitor depends on the distance from which you will view it and the amount of detail you need. Larger monitors are beneficial for viewing multiple camera feeds simultaneously or for detailed inspection of footage. It's essential to balance the monitor size with available space and viewing comfort, ensuring it fits well within your surveillance environment.
Can I connect multiple cameras to one LCD monitor?
Yes, you can connect multiple cameras to one LCD monitor using a video switcher or a digital video recorder (DVR) that supports multiple inputs. This setup allows you to view feeds from different cameras on a single screen, either in a split-screen format or by switching between feeds. Ensure the monitor and recording devices are compatible with your camera system for optimal performance.
What resolution should I look for in an LCD monitor for surveillance?
For surveillance purposes, a resolution of at least 1080p (Full HD) is recommended, as it provides clear and detailed images. Higher resolutions, such as 4K, can offer even more detail, which is beneficial for identifying faces or license plates. The choice of resolution should align with the quality of your cameras to ensure the monitor can display the footage effectively.
Do LCD monitors have any special features for surveillance use?
Many LCD monitors designed for surveillance include features like multiple input options, built-in speakers, and the ability to display multiple camera feeds simultaneously. Some models may also offer enhanced brightness and contrast for better visibility in various lighting conditions. These features can enhance the overall functionality and user experience when monitoring security footage.












