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Full-color night vision is a relatively recent technology that allows security cameras to record clear and noise-free color footage even during low-light conditions.

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.

PTZ cameras are versatile video surveillance devices that offer the ability to pan and tilt to cover a 360 degree view while also being able to zoom in on a specific object of interest.

Whenever there’s a need to cover a wide field of view: a fisheye lens security camera is a great option.

4G/LTE security cameras and systems are ideal for beefing up security in remote areas where there is no Wi-Fi or power.

Auto-tracking security cameras provide both a comprehensive view of their surroundings along with the ability to detect and track potential threats in real-time.

There are two types of full-color night vision security cameras. Those with integrated spotlights and those with low-light / starlight sensors

Security cameras without smart detection algorithms (or AI intelligence) can result in hundreds of false motion notifications.

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.

16-channel security camera systems are suited for commercial locations and small businesses. However, you can set up a 16-camera system in your home, especially if you have a large property to monitor.