subject: Surveillance Cameras For Home Security-the Three Best [print this page] Anybody that owns a home will tell you the list of expenses seems endless. Often home security is at the bottom of that list. Of course it shouldn't be that way, but in the scheme of things that's just the way it is.
One out of six homes will be burglarized this year. If you happen to be that one the results are usually devastating. The disruption of lives and loss of property and money and the damage done to your house. It is been estimated that each home burglary has a cost associated with it averaging around $8000.00
And I don't want to rub it in, but the police tell us that 90 percent of all home burglaries can be avoided and that 60 percent of all home burglaries happen through unlocked doors and windows. So I guess maybe the first thing you should do is lock your doors and windows.
Then you can take some other preemptive steps to prevent home burglaries too like starting or joining a 'neighborhood watch', putting up a sign on your front yard warning of a vicious dog, trimming areas around lower-level doors and windows and maybe even getting some motion activated spotlights for those areas that provide good hiding places for the bad guys.
But in my mind the best thing you can do to improve your home security is get a surveillance camera. Home security cameras or video cameras send a message to the bad guys to stay away from your house or get caught. Many people think they are expensive and they used to be. There rare plenty out there for less than $150.00. If you get two that's $300.00. Isn't your $200,000 house worth a $300.00 investment?
Here are three of the best ones:
1. Vandal resistant infrared day/night high resolution camera
2. A high resolution day night color camera with 540 TV lines of resolution
3. A day/night bullet camera with 56 infrared LEDs
All of these for less than $150.00. Isn't your home worth a $300.00 or less investment to beef up your home security?
When are you getting some?
A security camera can be an even better deterrent than a burglar alarm or a security guard. A camera can be used to identify the bad guys catching them red handed indoors or outdoors.
Can you use a home security camera for home, office or business? You actually can't afford to not have one!
