Security Cameras

50Twuncle

We are thinking of beefing up our home security with a security camera - but I have little knowledge of such things
I believe that there are laws concerning where the camera can point ?
We are thinking of a wireless link to the router (IP connection ?) but that is the limit of my knowledge
I would be looking at either a 100% waterproof camera or one that would work through a conservatory window ??
Any help welcome

brightontraveller

50Twuncle wrote: »

We are thinking of beefing up our home security with a security camera - but I have little knowledge of such things
I believe that there are laws concerning where the camera can point ?
We are thinking of a wireless link to the router (IP connection ?) but that is the limit of my knowledge
I would be looking at either a 100% waterproof camera or one that would work through a conservatory window ??
Any help welcome

Wireless are hit and miss at best and need power to them with one cable is no easier than two added wireless natural limitations there a waste of time… Go IP cams (ONVIF compatible) distinguished from the rubbish hybrid standard cctv analog crap in they have RJ45/ power plug prices from £20 upwards simply plug into existing network/router etc view through monitor record on pc access throughout the world

50Twuncle

brightontraveller wrote: »

Wireless are hit and miss at best and need power to them with one cable is no easier than two added wireless natural limitations there a waste of time… Go IP cams (ONVIF compatible) distinguished from the rubbish hybrid standard cctv analog crap in they have RJ45/ power plug prices from £20 upwards simply plug into existing network/router etc view through monitor record on pc access throughout the world

What about motion sensors / light sensors ?

50Twuncle

50Twuncle wrote: »

What about motion sensors / light sensors ?

We have a Talk Talk wireless router with a USB socket that takes a memory key for storage....