Surveillance technology: Camera and video recording
With the right surveillance technology for your house, garage, garden, and property, you can keep an eye on your belongings using cameras and video surveillance. Even when you're not home or are asleep, you can rest assured that burglars will be captured on video, which can be important for insurance purposes and for the investigation. Outdoor cameras with night vision can also record fleeing criminals, as motion detectors and sensors will later trigger an alarm from your security system. You can purchase the right surveillance technology in this shop category.
Buy surveillance cameras
The right surveillance technology for your house or apartment naturally includes, first and foremost, high-quality surveillance cameras. For outdoor use, you should choose outdoor surveillance cameras with night vision. But you should also prioritize quality for indoor use – in hallways, garages, basements, and so on. Ideally, this should include HD image quality and a clear picture overall.
In our alarm system shop, you'll find even some of our most affordable cameras that record in Full HD 1080p and offer many other security benefits for your home. Browse our selection and find the perfect solution for you and your alarm system.
Strong brands for your safety
When you browse our shop, you'll find a variety of manufacturers and brands for both alarm systems and accessories, from sensors and motion detectors to sirens and strobe lights. We also offer a selection of well-established names in the industry for surveillance technology, cameras, and recorders.
Especially with ABUS products, you can assemble comprehensive sets here in our shop that are individually tailored to your needs. Which areas in and around your house do you want to monitor? Do you want to transmit the signal via cable, mobile network (GSM, 3G, 4G), or Wi-Fi? Do you only want live monitoring, or do you want to save the camera recordings to an SD card, hard drive, or recorder? You decide, and we offer the right surveillance technology for you!
When is a GSM or UMTS camera worthwhile?
A camera with cellular connectivity is particularly worthwhile when alerts about activity on the property need to be sent over long distances, but neither a LAN nor a WLAN network is available. If the camera cannot transmit signals via the internet, then, for example, Jablotron models can be equipped with a SIM card for mobile network use on the 2G GSM network or the 3G UMTS network. The EYE-02 model, for instance, sends an alarm recording via SMS, MMS, email, and/or voice call when irregularities are detected. Furthermore, the surveillance camera's recordings can be stored locally as well as on a server.
The Jablotron EYE-02 surveillance camera has the following sensors and features that you should consider for your surveillance system:
- PIR motion detector: Registers and reports temperature differences that indicate movement.
- MIP motion detector: Stands for "Motion in Picture"; detects and reports changes in the scene, which are determined by image comparisons.
- Glass breakage detector: Breaking glass, especially window glass, is detected by its distinctive sound – and immediately reported.
- Tilt and swing detector: If the position or tilt of the camera is changed, this is also reported.
Components of a complete alarm system
Most alarm systems, wired or wireless, consist of several modules, detectors, sensors, and possibly video surveillance. Smart home solutions, in particular, often offer video surveillance that can be accessed remotely on a smartphone or from a PC via a password-protected website. However, beyond these smart solutions, there are also more traditional components and accessories available for alarm systems.
Whether wireless or wired alarm systems – these are the possible components of an alarm system:
WLAN and LAN: Professional network cameras for you
Network cameras can be quickly and easily integrated into your home network via LAN (cable) or WLAN (wireless). This enables access via PC, Mac, mobile devices, and more. This digital surveillance technology ensures that video surveillance in and around your home is quick to install and ready to use immediately.
Furthermore, using Wi-Fi allows for flexible deployment of outdoor cameras. While LAN-connected surveillance cameras might require drilling for cables or laying trenches, wireless cameras connected to the home Wi-Fi network allow for installation without any further construction work (apart from, of course, attaching the mounting bracket).
Surveillance technology as an alternative to alarms?
Depending on whether and what type of alarm system you already use, surveillance technology with cameras, video surveillance and recording, notifications via the internet or mobile network, and similar measures can be a valuable addition. Images and videos of burglars or other criminals also aid in the search for them.
However, you shouldn't necessarily use video surveillance as a substitute for burglary protection or break-in alerts via alarm control panel, siren, flashing lights, etc. It makes a difference whether you only capture the perpetrators on video or whether you can immediately report them to the police or even scare them off. The latter provides the greatest security when you are at home!
What accessories should I buy for my surveillance camera?
Above you will find an overview of the various subcategories within this shop category, "Surveillance Technology." These include network cameras, video surveillance, network video recorders, GSM cameras, wireless surveillance, dummy cameras, power supplies, and accessories. Almost every section offers suitable additional products alongside the cameras.
Power supplies are essentially voltage converters – for example, those from ABUS, which convert the 230V AC voltage from a wall socket to 13.8V DC. These power supplies allow you to continuously power ABUS cameras, eliminating the need to worry about batteries or rechargeable batteries. In the accessories section, you'll find not only the right hard drive, PoE injector, installation accessories, wall mounts, and similar items, but also standard plug-in power supplies.
A PoE injector is a distribution and working aid for IP cameras/network cameras that you connect via LAN. With a suitably equipped camera, a PoE injector even eliminates the need for the aforementioned power supply via a voltage converter or battery. This is because high-PoE devices can be powered via the network cable, through which the recordings are also transmitted digitally. This results in even less complexity when using surveillance technology in a LAN network.
Highly visible deterrent: dummy camera
Even a dummy security camera can make a strong impression on criminals. Mount a deceptively realistic-looking dummy camera as an addition to your real security system, especially outdoors. On the balcony, patio door, above the front door, and in other highly visible locations, these fake video surveillance devices act as an indirect deterrent, scaring off many burglars and thieves.
Conclusion
It certainly makes sense to expand your security system with a video surveillance camera. However, don't forget the significant benefits of alarm systems. Whether wireless or wired, some perpetrators are willing to be filmed and must then be deterred from causing further damage by motion detectors, sensors, alarms, sirens, lights, and similar devices.
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