CompTIA DHTI+ Practice Questions

Answer - D - Viewing zone is the term used to describe an area that can be viewed through a video camera lens.

Key Takeaway: A viewing zones is the area to be viewed by the video camera lenses. A typical home layout using a video surveillance camera should be divided into viewing zones. You should determine what each camera views in a stationary position or in the motion sweep. You will also need to decide if the cameras are to be stationary or pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ), if any of the viewing zones need to overlap, or if there are locations should be reserved for a future camera placement to be included in the plan. Typical viewing zones for a video surveillance system include all of the gates, doors, windows, and entry points into the home.