Camera Types

These use These use coaxial cables to transmit signals, and are a more traditional type.

These use These use coaxial cables to transmit signals, and are a more traditional type.

These are designed to provide clear images regardless of lighting conditions.

These use Ethernet cables and the internet to transmit data, offering more flexibility and remote viewing capabilities.

These transmit data wirelessly using a Wi-Fi connection, making installation easier.

These detect heat signatures instead of visible light, useful for low-light or no-light conditions.

One can mount these discreet cameras indoors or outdoors, often achieving a 360-degree view.

They are cylindrical and typically used for outdoor surveillance, often weather-resistant.

These use a wide-angle lens to capture a panoramic view of the surroundings.

These offer flexibility, allowing users to pan, tilt, and zoom in on specific areas of interest.

These use infrared technology to capture images in low-light or dark conditions.

By nature, covert cameras are more discreet and thus, one can disguise them in everyday objects to avoid attracting attention.