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How to Choose CCTV Camera for Home

When it comes to choosing a CCTV camera for your home, there are many factors to consider. With so many different types and models of CCTV cameras on the market, it can be difficult to know where to start. In this blog post, we will guide you through everything you need to know in order to choose the best CCTV camera for your home. <br><br>Before you begin, you will need to decide what type of CCTV camera you need. The most common types of CCTV cameras are bullet cameras, dome cameras, and PTZ cameras. <br>Once you have chosen the type of camera, you need to consider the resolution. The resolution is t

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How to Choose CCTV Camera for Home

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  1. How to Choose CCTV Camera for Home Choosing the right CCTV camera for your home can be a daunting task, but here are some factors you should consider before making your purchase: www.foxmoorsecurity.co.uk

  2. Purpose: What do you want the camera to do? Do you want it to monitor your home's exterior, interior or both? Do you want to view live footage or just record and review it later? Once you have determined the purpose, you can choose a camera with features that match your needs. Resolution: The resolution of the camera will determine the quality of the footage. The higher the resolution, the clearer the image will be. For home use, a 1080p or 2K resolution camera should be sufficient. www.foxmoorsecurity.co.uk

  3. Field of view: Consider the area you want to monitor and choose a camera with an appropriate field of view. A wider field of view is suitable for monitoring large spaces, while a narrow field of view is better for smaller areas. Night vision: If you want to monitor your home at night, choose a camera with good night vision capabilities. Look for a camera with infrared sensors that can capture clear footage in low light conditions. www.foxmoorsecurity.co.uk

  4. Connectivity: You may want to choose a camera that allows you to connect to your home network or to your smartphone. This will allow you to view the footage remotely and receive alerts when motion is detected. Storage: Consider how the footage will be stored. Some cameras come with built-in storage, while others require an external hard drive or cloud storage. Choose a camera with storage options that fit your needs. www.foxmoorsecurity.co.uk

  5. Cost: Finally, consider your budget. CCTV cameras range in price from budget-friendly to expensive. Decide on a budget and choose a camera that provides the features you need within that budget. By considering these factors, you can choose the CCTV camera that best suits your needs and budget. www.foxmoorsecurity.co.uk

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