Wired vs Wireless Security Cameras / Advices From an EXPERT

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In today's video Luke Raymond, Vice-President of business development of Inaxsys, will talk about difference between wired and wireless security cameras.👆
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My aunt got robbed and they cut the power and wifi. A wired system to a backup power generator would be my choice.

laram

There’s some great info in this video, thanks. I’ve always chose hardwired simply because in our area, the Internet enters the home by a very vibrant orange color. If the intruders cut your internet, the Wi-Fi cameras are useless.

Another_Random_Dave

Very good info! Planning to get about 5 to 6 hardwire cameras on home use. Will be going to Italy so what to monitor from there. Is there a name brand you prefer? Do you suggest constant monitoring with NVR system? Will it be difficult to install? Thank you so much.

rofuschetto

Just curious, what brand/model would you use at your home?

hectorbart

Would you recommend going with wifi for a small church. We'd like to monitor outside activity. There was an attempted burglary a couple of weeks ago.

garrettcal

The wireless signal may be jammed. And you don't see anything anymore.
Whereas wired is much more secure.

MaxPower

I live in a rural area and have satellite internet, with a set amount of data I can use each month. Would a wireless camera system continually use up my data/wifi if I install a wireless camera system? Sorry I'm not too tech savy.

RRCCTexas

When I discovered wireless sec cams I did a double back flip thinking I had discovered the motherlode. I currently have 14 wireless cams set up in & around my property to watch for wildlife & our kitty. Even tho they are wireless you still need to pull power out to them. I have about half which are far from a building so I have some 100 & 200ft extension cords stretched out to give them power. Battery powered cams come up short because you will need to drag out a tall ladder & climb way up & replace those batteries regularly & solar does not work in my woods. PLUS in my woods the Wifi signal is weak & unreliable. If I had to do it all again & would have pulled ethernet POE cable which is WAY more reliable & gives a WAY better signal altho the cost is a bit more and you have to punch a hole in your building to connect to your inside router.
Oh, if only I could only do it all again.

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ourv

Very good information. I have 2 wired cobra system cameras at home and want to add 2 wireless cameras. Do you know if I’m able to connect the wireless cameras to the same NVR as the wired cameras? Just don’t like the idea running more wire around my house.

jaybyrd

Do you all check brands such as "Ring" for security and breaches? If so what is the most secure

leejohnson

Anything wifi is to easy to be hacked.im dealing with thst now. How secure is the wired camera

Jeepvanboat

I have wifi cameras from adt is there anyway to use them without going thru adt

jamespearson

Really helpful information. Thank you.

sophia

i preferred wired cameras because the recording is stable not like mini afordable wifi camera the video recording in long time it's corrupted you may not view the video recording anymore?

matoyturn