CCTV & Video Surveillance

    Pros:

• • Easy to install and set up, as they don’t require any wiring.
  • Can be placed anywhere within range of your WiFi network.
  • Often more affordable than wired cameras.
  • Some models offer advanced features such as motion detection, night vision, and remote access via smartphone apps.

     

       Cons:

    • WiFi signal strength can be affected by obstacles such as walls, which can lead to weaker signal strength and poorer video quality.
    • May experience interference from other WiFi devices in your home.
    • Depend on a reliable WiFi network, so if your network goes down or is slow, your camera’s performance may be affected.
    • Some models may have a limited range, which may not be suitable for larger properties.

Wired Security Cameras:

   Pros:

• • More reliable and secure, as they don’t rely on a wireless connection.
  • Often provide higher quality video and better performance in low-light conditions.
  • Can be placed anywhere within reach of the wiring, which can cover larger areas than WiFi cameras.
  • Do not require a strong WiFi network, so performance is not affected by network issues.

     

    Cons:

    • Installation can be more complicated and time-consuming than WiFi cameras, as wiring needs to be installed and connected.
    • May be more expensive than WiFi cameras, especially if you need multiple cameras.
    • Once installed, cameras cannot be easily moved to a different location without rewiring.
    • Some models may require professional installation, which adds to the cost.

In summary, WiFi cameras are a good option if you want a simple, affordable solution with easy installation and remote access. Wired cameras are a better choice if you need a more reliable and secure solution, higher quality video, and coverage of larger areas.