Posts Tagged ‘diy’
Sunday, July 11th, 2010
If you own a retail store, restaurant, warehouse or any type business. It’s a possibility you’ve got both customer and employee theft concerns that must be safeguarded. When operating a business, part of the responsibility as owner is to make sure that everything runs smoothly and everyone on the team is being productive. Since you can’t always be available to supervise, installing a DIY 4 Channel Wired DVR System will show you what’s going on when your not there. It may not always prevent theft or inappropriate behavior from occurring, visible surveillance cameras will often serve as a deterrent. This DVR has full networking capability an uses an embedded DVR which allows you to view live video on the Internet. The 4 Channel Wired DVR is a complete surveillance system with monitor, cables, cameras, remote, mouse, etc.
Crime Is Real, Don’t Be a Victim!
Gerald Urban
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Sunday, March 7th, 2010
News of children abused by their nannies or babysitters is on the rise. You’ve got to work, but how do you put your mind at ease? A hidden nanny cam is your answer. With a hidden nanny cam , you can watch how the nanny looks after your baby. Maybe you want to know what the house maid does all day in your home alone. Nanny cams are small video cameras inside ordinary household products and have very high resolution. For example, alarm clocks, wall clocks, air freshener, boom box, etc.
Place multiple hidden cameras at strategic places in your home to see if any unauthorized people have been visiting while your away. Nanny cams provide peace of mind because you can see whats been going on in your home when your not there.
Crime Is Real, Don’t Be a Victim!
Gerald Urban
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Saturday, December 26th, 2009
To see what’s going on when you’re not there!
Let’s say you hired a new baby sitter that a co-worker referred to you. You checked out her references and everything looks good, but now your children complain about her but she says everything is fine and not to worry. Are items missing from you home? Are there unexplained bruises and scratches on your children? Is the new babysitter having her friends in the house while you are away?
A hidden nanny cam will put your mind at ease or provide you the evidence to confirm your suspicions.
OK, the sitter says her “boyfriend” visited for a minute to bring over her notebook computer she left in his car and according to her “he was never in the house”.
After the babysitter leaves, you play back the hidden nanny cam and discover the boyfriend visited inside the house for 2 hours!
What really is going on when you’re not there? You can easily install an in home surveillance system that will link back to your computer. Better yet, install a LIVE ip Nanny Cam you can log onto from a remote internet connection.
That’s right! You can see what’s going on NOW!
There are various other applications for this technology. Such as, restaurants, schools, offices and daycare centers. Exterior cameras for your home, business and parking areas are also a good idea.
Crime Is Real, Don’t Be a Victim!
Gerald Urban
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Saturday, December 12th, 2009
Many times when you look up spy cams or hidden cameras you tend to just find information on single cameras that can be hidden to record what happens for later viewing. While this can be helpful for some, it doesn’t address all the different situations and issues for which people purchase this type of camera. In some cases you want a system with multiple cameras where you can watch the video in real time should you desire. In these situations, a DVR surveillance system can be just the answer.
A DVR surveillance system usually comes with a number of cameras, as well as the DVR with enough channels for the number of cameras, video cables, and a monitor. This type of system is great if you want to be able to watch multiple locations at one time since you can set it to view all the channels at once on a single screen.
One use for a DVR surveillance system is to try to stop employee theft or shoplifting. In the case of employee theft, you will need to decide whether to make the locations of the cameras known or not, since if the employees know about the cameras they might be able to avoid being seen by them and you wouldn’t catch the people responsible. However, the knowledge that they are under surveillance might be enough of a deterrent by itself and stop the thefts from occurring, though that would mean the culprit would go uncaught.
A DVR surveillance system is also helpful if you want to keep an eye on the caretaker of your children. You could place one camera in each of the rooms where your children typically spend their time so that you can make sure that the caretaker is doing what he or she should be doing. This is nice to be able to do in the light of all the cases of child abuse that turn up. You can make sure that you have made the right decision about who should be taking care of your children. You can also make sure that they are following all of the house rules that you have put in place, and speak to them about any irregularities.
Crime is Real, Don’t Be a Victim!
Gerald Urban
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Wednesday, December 9th, 2009
With many types of hidden camera, you have to wait until you get home to watch the video of what happened when you were away. This means that you find out about problems after the fact, which is not nearly as useful as finding out about them as they occur or soon after. With an IP nanny cam, you can watch the video any time you want from where ever you might be.
The main advantage of the IP nanny cam is the fact that the images are uploaded to an IP address, so you can log on to see the video. You can even set it so that when the motion sensors are activated you are alerted; that way you can watch what is happening in real time so you can alert someone if any action needs to be taken. This can be nice for people who are worried about their kids, or worried about something happening to their home.
You can get an IP nanny cam that is wired, or a wireless IP camera that has an antenna. You can even set up a network that includes a number of these cameras, making it easier to watch over a larger portion of your home. The cameras come with set up instructions as well as instructions on how to use the camera and watch the video that is recorded.
The IP nanny cam can also connect directly to your DVR or your computer to make it easy to set up the system and easy to watch the video when you are home. They don’t require much in the way of extra equipment if you already have a computer with a network connection, so they can be less expensive than some of the other options that are available.
With these cameras you can have a lot of peace of mind since you know that anything that sets off the motion detectors will be recorded so that you will have a record of it. This means you can use it for security purposes. You can also use your camera in order to keep an eye on the people that are in your house when you are not there, including either invited guests (such as a babysitter) or uninvited guests (including burglars).
Crime Is Real, Don’t Be a Victim!
Gerald Urban
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