Looking for what the best working system for the money now. Had a run-in with a neighbor across the street and I hadn't had use for one before. Usually a very quiet neighborhood.
Thanks,
Thom
Help with buying an Outside house security system
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Re: Help with buying an Outside house security system
We use the Arlo system for peace of mind when we’re traveling. Their smart monitoring works pretty well to cut down on meaningless motion notifications. It will detect general motion, person, vehicle, and animal. You can set up your notifications by each group. You can also set different zones.
Half of mine are battery and half are connected to power. Depending on how much activity a camera gets, the batteries usually last 3-5 weeks.
The only thing that’s a little touchy with them is the night mode, but once you get them setup they work well. The built-in siren is kinda pointless but most alarms are pretty worthless in my opinion.
Half of mine are battery and half are connected to power. Depending on how much activity a camera gets, the batteries usually last 3-5 weeks.
The only thing that’s a little touchy with them is the night mode, but once you get them setup they work well. The built-in siren is kinda pointless but most alarms are pretty worthless in my opinion.
Re: Help with buying an Outside house security system
I use inside/outside here, a little of each. No battery power on the outside, I prefer solar and rechargeable batteries.
I use Reolink. Get the notifications on my cell within less than 2 seconds of someone being detected no matter where I am, here or 3,000 miles away. I can watch one of them or all of them simultaneously if I want to.
Work almost as well at night with just a little smaller detection area. The video is plenty good enough for determining facial features and other details.
I use Reolink. Get the notifications on my cell within less than 2 seconds of someone being detected no matter where I am, here or 3,000 miles away. I can watch one of them or all of them simultaneously if I want to.
Work almost as well at night with just a little smaller detection area. The video is plenty good enough for determining facial features and other details.
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Re: Help with buying an Outside house security system
Thanks we have one and she is 14 years old. Getting kind of feeble but she does ok. Thinking that another pup would break my heart as she is having problems now.
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Re: Help with buying an Outside house security system
I use Wyze Cam v3. About 30 bucks plus an additional card. Waterproof. You get motion and/or sound alerts to your phone. It saves 14 days of film in the cloud for free.