Security

Consider factors such as the size of your property, the areas you need to monitor, and your budget. Look for features like resolution, field of view, night vision, and whether you want wired or wireless cameras. It's also important to choose a system that allows for remote access and integrates well with existing security systems.

Key features to consider include high resolution (HD or 4K), night vision capabilities, motion detection, remote viewing via a smartphone or computer, weather resistance (for outdoor cameras), and the ability to integrate with other security devices. Cloud storage and local storage options are also important depending on your needs.

Wireless cameras offer flexibility in installation and can be easier to set up, but they may be subject to signal interference and require regular battery checks or charging. Wired cameras typically provide a more stable and reliable connection with consistent power. The choice depends on your specific requirements and the layout of your property.

Indoor cameras are designed for use inside buildings and typically have features suited for indoor environments, such as lower weather resistance. Outdoor cameras are built to withstand harsh weather conditions, have better weatherproofing, and often feature enhanced night vision. Choosing the right type ensures the cameras function optimally in their respective environments.