In the world of high-tech crime, security is no laughing matter, and it requires high-tech equipment to make sure everything is safe and secure. Whether it is intended for home use, or commercial, there are some things to consider before getting a security monitoring video system. Let's take a look at a few of them.
Home units are often setup to oversee the exterior of the property, but there are an increasing number of parents who also supervise the interior when a baby sitter is employed. Commercial uses involve keeping track of activity that is going on in store rooms, and production lines to help control theft, and for educational training purposes.
When getting started, determine how many cameras are going to be needed by walking around the property and taking notes as to what areas create a blind spot to activity. Even if there is going to be a central monitoring panel inside the home or business, you still need to decide where to place the cameras for best coverage, and no direct light on the lens.
Some people prefer having a wired system, but keep in mind that if these wires are exposed at ground level, it can be very easy for a burglar to cut them and disable the cameras. A wireless configuration might be better. For those cameras which are stationed on the outside, you might want to consider having them solar-powered, and indoor cams can be powered by a single solar panel and battery.
Examine all of the rooms that are being considered for monitoring, and make a list of the ones that are most important. Not every space needs a camera focused on it, but it is important to choose a place to put the cameras so that they are not easily seen by others. If cams are properly set up outside, thieves may still be looking for them inside, and baby sitters might toss their coat over the lens.
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