best security camera with motion sensor image
Q. I have a small 1100 sqft facility in which I do auto repair and have tools and valuables which I want to protect.
I'm not looking for a monthly subscription type!!!!!
I need a DIY security system. A keypad, one motion sensor, 2 door sensors and possibly a system that can alert me when there is trouble. I don't have a land line for my shop phone because I use my cell. I have seen systems that can message or call you without a phone line.
A bonus would also to have a camera of some sort. Maybe ir or night vision.
I'm not looking for a monthly subscription type!!!!!
I need a DIY security system. A keypad, one motion sensor, 2 door sensors and possibly a system that can alert me when there is trouble. I don't have a land line for my shop phone because I use my cell. I have seen systems that can message or call you without a phone line.
A bonus would also to have a camera of some sort. Maybe ir or night vision.
Answer
There are places that offer DIY systems that can be installed. I have linked to an Access Control package and a standalone DVR security camera system that includes everything you need to install the equipment. The best thing is that ApexCCTV.com also offers free lifetime support for the products so if you need help installing it you can call them up. The best part is that neither package has a monthly fee. You monitor your own shop at any time via an internet browser or smartphone app.
You are correct in that most security camera systems can alert your smartphone but the system has to be attached to the internet to do so. This may be an issue in your shop if you don't have an internet line you can run to the Security DVR. This is the same issue with a wireless system. They must be connected to a network in order to work so you must have a wireless network already installed for the Wi-Fi cameras to work. Wireless is also way more expensive whereas a wired system doesn't need a network installed in order to work (unless you want to view the video remotely from your phone or internet).
If you have any more questions don't hesitate to send me a PM.
There are places that offer DIY systems that can be installed. I have linked to an Access Control package and a standalone DVR security camera system that includes everything you need to install the equipment. The best thing is that ApexCCTV.com also offers free lifetime support for the products so if you need help installing it you can call them up. The best part is that neither package has a monthly fee. You monitor your own shop at any time via an internet browser or smartphone app.
You are correct in that most security camera systems can alert your smartphone but the system has to be attached to the internet to do so. This may be an issue in your shop if you don't have an internet line you can run to the Security DVR. This is the same issue with a wireless system. They must be connected to a network in order to work so you must have a wireless network already installed for the Wi-Fi cameras to work. Wireless is also way more expensive whereas a wired system doesn't need a network installed in order to work (unless you want to view the video remotely from your phone or internet).
If you have any more questions don't hesitate to send me a PM.
How so I connect my security camera to my tv?
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I have a google tv and I just ordered a day and night motion sensor pinhole camera and the Chords that came with the camera don't seem to hook up to any of my plugs and I'm not sure if its a wireless camera can someone please help me it's driving me crazy
Answer
If your pinhole camera does not have video output connector, you can not connecting you camera to your TV,
If your pinhole camera does not have video output connector, you can not connecting you camera to your TV,
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