Security Cameras

Surveillance Cameras - Security for Home and Workplace

Here on the site you will find our large selection of surveillance cameras for any need.

A surveillance camera is a device typically used to secure homes and businesses against, for example, burglary, as they largely keep intruders away due to the high risk of being recorded.

We have many different types of surveillance cameras with different functions, as well as specifications that make them advantageous individually.

For example, you can find surveillance cameras with various functions such as:

Below you can read much more about which functions you should keep an eye on before you choose one or more surveillance cameras.

7 Things You Should Consider Before Buying Surveillance Cameras

Choosing the right surveillance camera is very important as it should have all the necessary functions to give you the best possible monitoring.

Below you can read more about different functions and types of surveillance cameras that you should definitely consider using before you purchase your camera.

#1 - Outdoor or Indoor Surveillance Camera

The first thing you should ensure is that your choice of surveillance camera is suitable for the place you want to mount it.

There are surveillance cameras designed for either indoor or outdoor use, as well as models that can handle both.

However, it is important that if you want to have a surveillance camera mounted outside by the front door, you choose one that can handle it.

Most indoor surveillance cameras cannot withstand being outside in all kinds of weather and should be kept indoors.

You can always read whether a given surveillance camera is for indoor, outdoor, or both types of use in its description on our site.

#2 - The Right Image Quality/Resolution

To get the best possible recordings, you should consider the quality of the surveillance camera you choose.

Surveillance cameras come in many different models, and you might remember that they used to have quite poor resolutions.

However, this is no longer the case, as most modern surveillance cameras are available with at least Full HD quality at 1920x1080 pixels.

Additionally, there are also fantastic 4K models that provide an incredibly clear image, which is a huge advantage.

#3 - Smart Home Surveillance Camera

With almost all forms of technology for the home, you can now choose so-called “Smart Home” variants.

This type of surveillance camera essentially functions like all other types but has a range of extra compatibility options that make them advantageous.

For example, you can control your smart home surveillance camera with your voice if you have a “smart home hub” such as an Amazon Alexa, Google Home, or other versions.

This is an advantage for you if you already have a range of devices connected in this way and want an easy way to control and adjust your surveillance camera.

#4 - Surveillance Camera with Pan

Being able to move/pan your camera can be very important for security, as it can sometimes be necessary to get the most optimal image.

Some versions of surveillance cameras can even be set to automatically pan to cover a larger area.

A surveillance camera with this function sometimes also makes it possible to control the camera from your smartphone, or with a included remote control as you wish.

This provides a much more encompassing device and can even save you from having to buy multiple surveillance cameras for the same location if one alone is not enough.

Remember that not all surveillance cameras can pan; many remain in the same position unless manually adjusted.

#5 - Surveillance Camera with App (Direct Monitoring from Smartphone)

Almost everything now has an App, and the same applies to surveillance cameras.

A lot of providers offer some form of app control when you purchase a surveillance camera, which gives you more options and increased user-friendliness.

For example, some apps can be used to view a live feed from your surveillance camera and monitor what is happening, even when you are not home.

Additionally, surveillance camera apps can often also be used as a collection point for your recordings, making it easier to keep track of all the content your surveillance camera has recorded.

For surveillance cameras with pan, you can typically also control this from an included app.

#6 - Surveillance Camera with or without Sound

The main purpose of a camera is of course to record video/images of what is happening on your property.

However, there are also versions that allow you to record both video and sound.

This is typically not necessary for everyone, but still provides an increased security as you can hear things in the recordings that the camera itself cannot capture with the image.

A surveillance camera with sound is typically the most comprehensive and secure form of monitoring, as you get all the elements included.

#7 - Surveillance Camera with Strong Night Vision

Most surveillance cameras are capable of recording at night, as it is often at night that increased security is desired.

However, there is a significant difference in how clear and distinct an image different types of surveillance cameras can produce.

Some surveillance cameras have so-called infrared technology, which creates a truly amazing image at night, allowing you to see as many details as possible, even if it is dark outside.

Frequently Asked Questions About Surveillance Cameras

Where can you set up surveillance cameras?

You can set up a surveillance camera so that it captures images from your private property, whether it is a business or private home. However, you may not monitor public roads, streets, squares, etc. This means that your surveillance camera, for example, cannot be pointed over at the neighbor or installed by the road.

How does a WiFi surveillance camera work?

A surveillance camera with WiFi is brilliant as it allows you to easily and quickly transfer your recordings to either a smartphone or your computer. You can more easily select the relevant recordings simply by transferring them from an existing folder on your computer without having to manually fiddle with your surveillance camera.