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13+ products in Surveillance Cameras
13+ products in Surveillance Cameras
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We have all had that sinking feeling while sitting at a wedding or on a holiday—"Did I lock the back door?" or "Is the shop shutter actually closed?" In today’s world, relying on just a lock isn't enough. You need eyes on the ground. Whether it’s keeping an eye on the maid while you are at the office, monitoring the cash counter at your store, or just checking if the kids got home from school safely, a Surveillance Camera gives…
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The market is split, and the choice depends on your property.
Smart Wi-Fi Cameras (IP Cameras): These are the new favorites. No wires, no DVR box. Just plug it into a socket, connect to your home Wi-Fi, and watch the feed on your phone. Perfect for Rented Apartments, Baby Monitoring, and Front Doors.
Wired CCTV (DVR/NVR Systems): The classic "CP Plus / Hikvision" setup. These run on cables and record to a hard disk (HDD). They are best for Shops, Offices, and Large Compounds where you need 24/7 recording without worrying about Wi-Fi signals dropping.
Crimes usually happen in the dark.
Infrared (IR): Most cameras switch to black-and-white IR mode at night.
Color Night Vision: Newer models have spotlights that turn on when motion is detected, giving you a full-color video even at 3 AM. This is crucial for identifying the color of a car or a shirt.
This is a game-changer for home deliveries.
Many modern cameras have a built-in mic and speaker.
Where does the video go?
SD Card: Good for Wi-Fi cameras. It records locally. But if the camera is stolen, the footage is gone.
Hard Disk (HDD): Essential for multi-camera setups. It can store months of footage.
Cloud: You pay a monthly fee, but the video is safe on the internet even if the camera is broken.
Security gear is technical. You don't want to buy a "4K Camera" only to find out it doesn't work with your old DVR. On our marketplace, we list detailed compatibility specs. Compare prices of 2MP vs. 5MP cameras, check if the seller offers installation support, and read reviews to ensure the mobile app is actually user-friendly.
