Recommend me a wireless video security camera system

[BigBamBoo]

So I live outside of town in what use to be a "good" neighborhood. Recently there has been some break-ins and a neighbor moved her 23 yo "recovering" heroin addict son in to help get him back on his feet!!!

So I am looking for a 2-4 camera security system. Wireless is preferred just for ease of installation.

Does anyone have any first hand experience with this kind of setup?


Thanks

[deebix]

I do this as my daily job. What you are asking for, Nestcam essentially fits the bill with. Wifi, nightvision, and accessible anywhere in the world. They are NOT outdoor mountable, and that would also necessitate wires for power, thus defeating your wireless requirement. Make sure you have a strong router as they are very sensitive with respect to wifi coverage. PM me if you got any tech questions about it. peace

[saltwater]

I have this system........check it out.

http://www.arlo.com/en-us/?cid=PSarlogoogleps10.26BG-Brand&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Brand&utm_term=arlo&utm_content=Brand

[Whiskey_Tango]

Some good info in here http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s....php?t=1175576

[cjpofd]

I have 4 camera Arlo system. I really like it. Easy to set up and free storage.

[NATEWA]

I have 4 camera Arlo system. I really like it. Easy to set up and free storage.

+1

There was a calgunner selling 2 cameras only. You can buy the 2 camera package and hopefully pick up those 2 from him.

Suggestion, if you mount outside, mount in a location where it can't be seen. Use your imagination or PM me for more details.

[BigBamBoo]

Just wondering why you would want to hide them? To me, I want people to know I have the cameras up. Most tweakers and lowlife's could care less about jail or being arrested these days because they don't keep them in jail.

So if they rob you and you have them in camera, your still robbed. For me I want them to think twice BEFORE breaking in or stealing my stuff.


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[nine mil thrill]

i have two DropCam Pro units. all they need is a 110 power source, and youcan put them anywhere.

[jpballa]

Can anyone recommend Power over Ethernet cams with decent resolution and good low light(night) capabilities. I've heard hikvision make good ones
but they're kind of pricey.