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A thermal security camera is not the same as “infrared night vision” which is found in most conventional security cameras.

Security cameras with face detection or facial recognition make it very easy to recognize people coming in and out of a camera’s field of view.

To achieve a 180-degree field of view you can choose between a single ultra wide-angle fixed lens, a multi-sensor camera or a fisheye camera.

A wide-angle security camera is ideal for beefing up security around your perimeter, whether it’s a front or back yard of a commercial premises.

While Wi-Fi cameras aren’t as reliable as wired cameras, they are significantly easier to install and great when you can’t run cables.

Positioning camera systems are high-end video surveillance devices for monitoring wide open spaces.

Spotlight security cameras are ideal for covering potential entry points such as gates, doors, and windows while helping to deter intruders.

For businesses, a high-end video surveillance system (with a recorder and multiple cameras) can prevent crime while also helping to ensure the health and safety of employees.

If you’re looking to invest in an IP security camera system you have two options; An NVR, which is purpose built for the task, or a PC with surveillance camera software, like Blue Iris.

Coax / Analog-HD security cameras have been around for a long time, and even though IP-based devices cameras are overtaking the industry, analog devices are still sought out because of their affordability and ease of installation on pre-existing infrastructure.