Surveillance Cameras

For a home, it is advisable to opt for a Full HD or 2K camera with night vision, motion detection, and remote access via smartphone. For outdoor use, a camera resistant to heat and rain is essential.

A Wi-Fi camera connects without a network cable and is easy to install. A wired camera offers a more stable connection and is better suited for professional installations or large areas.

Full HD 1080p resolution is the minimum recommended. 2K or 4K cameras offer better image quality and more detail, especially for zoom.

Yes, the majority of cameras are equipped with infrared night vision, allowing them to record even in total darkness.

Yes, connected cameras allow you to view live images, receive alerts, and check recordings from a mobile application.

Videos can be stored on a memory card, on an NVR or DVR recorder, or in the cloud depending on the camera model.

Cameras designed for outdoor use are generally adapted to high temperatures. It is recommended to choose models certified for outdoor use.

No, the consumption is low. Modern models are designed to operate continuously with reduced consumption.

Yes, motion detection allows the camera to record automatically and send a notification when movement is detected.

Yes, cameras are widely used in businesses for the security of property and people, with the possibility of installing multiple cameras connected to the same recorder.

Some models have a built-in microphone, but audio recording should be used with caution and in accordance with current regulations.

Internet is not mandatory for local recording, but it is necessary for remote monitoring and real-time alerts.

The number depends on the area to be covered. Generally, a house requires two to four cameras, while a store may require more depending on its size.

Wi-Fi models are simple to install, while wired or PoE systems may require a more technical installation.