Good question. One that I myself ignored for a long time. But security cameras have are a popular choice for homeowners, business owners and government agencies. They provide a layer of security and can deter criminal activity. However, with so many different types of cameras available, it can be overwhelming to make a decision and choose one. It certainly was for me. In this article, we explore the different types of security cameras for homeowners, including dummy cameras, hidden cameras and the Wi-Fi Fisheye Camera.
Dummy Security Cameras For Homeowners
Dummy cameras are often used as a deterrent. They look like real cameras but do not actually record footage. While they don’t provide real surveillance, they can still be effective in deterring criminals from your property. They are also relatively inexpensive compared to real cameras, making them a popular choice for those on a tight budget. A dummy camera can make potential criminals think twice before attempting to break-in or trespass. Also, if you are renting an apartment or are in a temporary living situation, dummy cameras can be an ideal solution as they do not require any installations.
Hidden Security Cameras For Homeowners
Hidden cameras, on the other hand, are designed to be discreet. They can be camouflaged in everyday objects such as clocks, picture frames, or even stuffed animals. Once installed, they can capture real-time video footage that is stored on a memory card or sent remotely to a TV monitor or computer. Hidden cameras can be useful in situations where you want to monitor a situation or event without alerting anyone that they are being watched. Just remember to NOT install one in any room or location where you do NOT want to violate your own privacy or that of your invited guests.
The AC Charger Hidden Camera
The AC Charger Hidden Spy Camera with built-in DVR. Everyone has a number of adapters and chargers plugged into electrical outlets. No one will even pay attention to the AC charger hidden camera. This covert camera is great for office security or a nanny cam at home. It has an easy-to-use remote control and connects to Windows or MAC to download video footage. It also has motion-activated recording to record only when there is movement. Features crisp and clear 1280×720 video resolution
The Solar Powered Dummy Camera
The Solar Powered Outdoor Dummy Camera, sold on our website, looks just like a real on-site security camera. But without the elaborate cost. The solar operated blinking red LED light is powered by a built-in lithium battery in low light or night conditions. It can also be powered by two AA batteries. This camera includes an adjustable mounting bracket and measures 8″ x 7″ x 3″.
The Cross Necklace Hidden Camera
The Cross Necklace Hidden Spy Camera with built in DVR is a tiny spy camera hidden inside a mini crucifix! You can wear it as a necklace and capture events as they happen. Record up to 10 hours of of crisp clear 640 x 480 footage on 16GB of internal memory. Record live sports or capture video evidence for court or nanny camera. Also use it as a camera for 1280 x 960 still photos. Battery life and charging time are each about 2 hours. Connects to Windows or MAC to download video footage.
The 1080P Wi-Fi Fisheye Camera
The 1080P Fisheye Wi-Fi Camera with built-in DVR is a REAL surveillance camera that is easy to install and operate. It gives a crisp and clear panoramic view and has motion detection recording capability. Also has a built-in microphone and speaker. You can listen via the remote app and speak into your phone for someone to hear you through the camera. This system connects easily to your internet and is compatible with iPhone, Android and iPad. For indoor use only.
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Additional Thoughts On Security Cameras For Homeowners
When it comes to choosing security cameras for homeowners, there are a few factors to consider. First, you should decide whether you want a wired or wireless camera. Wired cameras require a physical connection to a power source and typically have better video quality. Wireless cameras run on batteries and are easier to install but may have a lower video quality.
Another factor to consider is the resolution of the camera. The higher the resolution, the clearer the image will be. However, higher resolution cameras also come with a higher price tag. You should also consider the viewing angle of the camera. A wider viewing angle will cover more area but may sacrifice video quality.
In Conclusion
In conclusion, security cameras for homeowners provide an added layer of security but can be overwhelming to choose from. Dummy cameras can be effective as a deterrent, while hidden cameras can be useful for discreet monitoring. When choosing a camera, consider factors such as wired vs wireless, resolution, and viewing angle. Ensure that your cameras are not recording in areas of expected privacy and inform anyone who may be on camera. Until later…..
