adam_ricem
where can i find some good ones? how hard are they to install?
Answer
Depends which country you are in:
In USA, try Wal Mart, Circuit City or Radio Shack. Alternatively type in home cctv with your location and you may find a local supplier.
In UK, try our website www.securicorp.com which has a home security section and will give you an idea of which types of surveillance systems you can use. Alternatively try Argos or Maplin.
Our website also features a guide to CCTV Cameras which will help you make a more informed choice. CCTV Cameras can be easy to install if you are supplied plug & play cables. All you would have to do is lay the cable and plug in on both ends. The most difficult job is to drill holes to srcew the cameras to the wall.
Non computer based recording systems such as VCR or DVR are very simple to set up, IP cameras and PC based systems can be troublesome, especially if you are not tech savy.
Be wary of cheap wireless cameras, the quality may not be that good so make sure you can see a wireless camera in action before you buy.
Depends which country you are in:
In USA, try Wal Mart, Circuit City or Radio Shack. Alternatively type in home cctv with your location and you may find a local supplier.
In UK, try our website www.securicorp.com which has a home security section and will give you an idea of which types of surveillance systems you can use. Alternatively try Argos or Maplin.
Our website also features a guide to CCTV Cameras which will help you make a more informed choice. CCTV Cameras can be easy to install if you are supplied plug & play cables. All you would have to do is lay the cable and plug in on both ends. The most difficult job is to drill holes to srcew the cameras to the wall.
Non computer based recording systems such as VCR or DVR are very simple to set up, IP cameras and PC based systems can be troublesome, especially if you are not tech savy.
Be wary of cheap wireless cameras, the quality may not be that good so make sure you can see a wireless camera in action before you buy.
Jobs in Security (Night Guard, Watching Cameras) for a 16 year old?
I know quite a few people who work nights as security for private homes and watching cameras in the night.
They say its the easiest job in the world and half the time they just sleep.
I go to college (in the UK) so I would have to get up early but I regularly don't sleep for days at a time so its not a problem.
Any chance or should I just get a McDonalds job?
Answer
Unlikely that you'd be able to get such a job... Those security jobs are meant to thwart potential problems (the sleeping guards should be fired!) and, theoretically, could place the person in a dangerous situation. Usually, you have to be at least 18 to get such a job.
Sorry - you might want to polish your application for McD's! Or if flipping burgers isn't your thing, see if you can get a cashier and stockboy position in a grocery store.
Unlikely that you'd be able to get such a job... Those security jobs are meant to thwart potential problems (the sleeping guards should be fired!) and, theoretically, could place the person in a dangerous situation. Usually, you have to be at least 18 to get such a job.
Sorry - you might want to polish your application for McD's! Or if flipping burgers isn't your thing, see if you can get a cashier and stockboy position in a grocery store.
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