What kind of home security camera should I get?

1. Robert Renman

   I would recommend a weatherproof security camera system with infrared sensors. Wireless security cameras are most convenient as well. If you are on a tight budget, you could try dummy cameras. As long as they are clearly visible, they may scare some bad guys away.
2. A.Lee

   From experience, I can tell you: as soon as you stop doing the cocaine and/or speed, the desire to spend your days like Tony Montana, eyeing every repair van suspicously while clutching an assault riffle, will just float right away. If your worried about your family’s security, take some martial arts classes together. That way, you will be doing something helpful on a number of different levels.
3. Peter Rogers

   You are not alone. Most traditional systems require some hefty storage for all that camera footage. Today’s smart systems use a combination of remote access and motion-activated storage. That means you can view remotely what the camera sees at any time, even from a smart phone – and the camera only records short clips (which can stored off-site) when the cameras sense motion. thee are outdoor cameras for this, but many people use wireless indoor cameras and simply point them out the window. The outdoor cameras are more likely to be out of the range of your home wifi, so usually require hard-wiring to your router.

   There are also cameras that integrate with alarm systems, and this is an increasingly popular option – that way you are getting the support and services from a single provider. And the pricing on these systems can be extremely reasonable.

   Shop hard, and check out the products, services, and especially the reputations of the companies you consider.

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