Wireless cameras are an alluring glitter. They seem simpler due to the fact that you won’t have to deal with wires anywhere. We have wireless phones and everything else and those seem to work. In actuallity wireless cameras aren’t totally wireless. They still need wire to be powered.

So if you want to get down to brass tacks, hard wired cameras are better in almost all situations. First off, they can be wired to look wireless where nothing will be showing but your cameras. Secondly, they are more affordable and and give you higher quality. Third of all, the world is covered with wireless products nowadays. When you are dealing with recieving high quality video to your DVR almost anything wireless can interfere and disrupt the quality of your video when you need it in an important situation.

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Well it really depends on your specific needs. Call us here and we can help custom build you a security system that will best suite your needs. There are many different options in choosing a dvr.

You will first need to consider if you will be using it with a PC or Macintosh. For example, If you need to view your system on an Apple computer you may need a Speco DVR.

You will need to consider how many cameras you will need in your system to sufficiently cover your home or business. If you get a 4 channel DVR the most cameras you can have hooked up to it is 4. If you get an 8 channel DVR you could get 4 cameras now and then if you decided later on you wanted more you could add cameras on as you saw fit.

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