Subject: Protect Your Home-and-Family with Hidden Security-Cameras

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Date: Fri, 29 Apr 2016 13:24:39 -0700

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you can notify the authorities immediately. With motion detection and auto-recording, cameras like the Outdoor HD Cloud Camera (DCS-2330L) can warn you with an email alert and trigger recording at the exact moment it senses an uninvited guest in your home. It???s peace of mind made easy. Surveillance cameras are a great addition to home safety but proper placement plays a huge part in optimizing their efficiency. To help you get the most out of your cameras, here are some quick tips on where to place them in and around your home: Front Door: A front door camera is always a good idea, not only as a deterrent for break-ins, since the majority (34%) do enter through the front door, but also for other forms of theft like stealing mail or packages. Another great feature is that it allows you to see who is at the door before answering it, so even when you???re not home you can see who???s knocking. First Floor Entrances: Easy entrances such as sliding doors, which can easily be taken off
track even when locked, windows that don???t lock securely and other first floor entryways should have the most surveillance since second floor access, which only account for 2% of entrances, is much more difficult to get to and more likely to attract the eye of a neighbor. Hidden Entrances: Doors and windows that are away from public view, specifically back doors or basement windows that may be covered by trees or shrubs are prime entry points for burglars. It???s far easier to sneak a TV out the back window than to walk it out the front door. Secure the locks and clear any excess shrubbery. Poorly Lit Entrances: Any dark areas around the home should be monitored. Light is a huge deterrent for criminals so if there are any places around the home or garage that are not well???lit, consider placing a night vision camera there. Furthermore, if you have a backyard it???s smart to point a camera facing any gates or easy points of access since as stated before; entrances away from stree
t view are preferred. Another common question about home security is whether or not a security camera should be hidden or visible. If the goal of a camera is to prevent or deter someone from doing something they shouldn???t, having a visible camera will scare more people off as they will see they are being monitored. Another benefit of having a visible camera is that the view is not blocked by objects that would normally be used to hide it, providing a much better view and more coverage of the area being surveyed. Having the camera visible does make it more of a target for tampering so make sure it is placed somewhere up high and not too easily accessible. When it comes to indoor cameras having them hidden has more benefits, if the visible camera outdoors was not enough to scare them off, a few well-placed cameras inside can help to provide more details of the burglar which will aid in prosecuting and also allow you to know what specific areas of the home were targeted to check for
your belongings. Use these tips and have peace of mind that your home is secure and well-watched with a few strategically placed Wi-Fi cameras. Be sure to check out our Camera Buying Guide to find the best camera for you. At Home or Work: Strategic Placement of Surveillance Camera???s If you have invested in a home or business surveillance system, you want to make sure you are capturing as much information as possible as it is recorded. If your security cameras are not placed in ideal locations, they may not be as effective as possible. A well installed camera system will record a criminal act and assist law enforcement in identifying and catching the criminal much more quickly. More seasoned thieves may try to disable a camera, which makes proper placement even more important. Here are a few tips on placement location choices for your cameras to deter crime and use recorded footage more successfully in prosecution. Business Owners: Law enforcement strongly encourage you to instal
l cameras at face level or mount them low and angled upward towards the counter in front of the register versus high on the wall. The thief often looks towards the clerk or down toward the register. The lower mounted position provides a much clearer and more concise picture. Cameras should also cover all pedestrian and vehicular access points. Doorways and alcoves should not be recessed to such an extent that a place is created where a person can go unobserved. Avoid blocking visibility of doors and windows of the building. Residential Recommendations: First floor entry points to your home are the most vulnerable. Be sure cameras are placed so that they can easily view all these entry points. Although a majority of burglars enter through the front, many think they are safe when they hide under the cover of night in your back yard. Equipping your backyard with night vision and motion sensors will greatly enhance deterrence and image capture. Many people mistakenly forget about
the vulnerability of their garage as a potential entry point for burglars. Position at least one security camera so that it has a clear view of your garage doors (interior or exterior). If it???s not

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