Posted on 07/27/2023 2:08:28 PM PDT by Chickensoup
1. Low voltage wiring techs (like those who work for alarm companies are better than electricians at running the wiring needed, period. I was a class III electrician and I had a tech wire my house. He used tricks and methods to place and install wiring and sensors an electrician just wouldn’t/couldn’t do.
I’d place an ad in the local help wanted section of the paper to find one (who probably already works for an alarm company or contracts to them).
Why wired? I just didn’t want to go around swapping out batteries everywhere periodically. Or depend completely on home wifi for interconnection.
2. Security? To an extent but many times they’re just an after-the-fact evidentiary source. My ‘final security’ uses magazines instead of batteries and wires.
who would I hire to install a system like that?
An electrician?
a security guy?
I am not in a place where I need that.
Someone is always home
The ADT guy was car salesmany greasy
could you put that into English for me?
I use Ring. Have a cam for each entryway. Contemplating a 4th for a blind spot of the house. Solar battery charging extra.
Peace of mind when I can turn the cams on live if I suspect something, or save a recording if need be.
What would I ask for in the ad. I can put it out on a couple of towns fb sites. LLow voltage tech?
Trail cams. They are wireless but other then that should meet your needs.
need to be able to have them on wire not battery.
I know this isn’t what your looking for but they are economical and easy to use for the interim.
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Low voltage wiring tech/experience. Experienced with existing finished installations (i.e., not new construction) for alarm/security purposes.
You can hook them to existing doorbell wires. But if you’re looking to add wiring, yeah you’re probably best leaving it to a pro to ensure the proper voltage, etc.
I agree. My Blink systems have been running for over two years with no problems. I run one at our primary residence and another at our home 2000 miles away, with both indoor and outdoor cameras. Alerts me when anything moves in my motion zones, and I can immediately watch the recorded footage or go to live monitoring. Great system and very cheap. I run the remote system through a cellular hotspot, so we don’t even have traditional internet there.
I’ve had SimpliSafe for about 4 years. Easy setup, reliable, and affordable.
I have a GW System. I found out after buying it that GW stands for Great Wall so guess where it comes from? The first one of their systems I bought worked very well. The second one I’m not real thrilled with. My system uses the old one power line and one coax for each camera. The new systems use the newer systems use PoE (Power over Ethernet} cameras.Not sure which is better but the PoE camera only needs one line ran to it.
I got Simply Safe system. 8 Door and window sensors, two indoor censored cameras and one out door camera. All the cameras have microphones if you want to hear what’s going on.
The indoor cameras are pugged into a wall outlet, the out door camera has a rechargeable batt that last 4 months before you need to plug it in.
I don’t pay for monitoring because I am a home body. But when I travel I activate the system and it will send me a notification if it is activated. Then I can monitor the cameras and determine if an LEO response is needed.
I would assess the quality on the WIFY video as low. But its good enough to see if you have a problem. I think they must use these same cameras for all the UFO videos we see.
Very easy to install and no wiring needed. I payed under $400 for the system. Hope I was of assistance.
“The ADT guy was car salesmany greasy”
Call a different one.
Or, pay through the nose.
I think they must use these same cameras for all the UFO videos we see.
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made me laugh!
thanks
use wifi
Don’t use wires!
That’s so 2000s.
It’s 2023. plenty of WireLESS options available for security camera. Mine uses wireless encryption (WPA2).
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