By Chass B Ewing


My mom and dad bought me a modest vehicle when I turned nineteen. I was excited. The catch was I'd need to park on the street, because the family SUV had used up most of the two-car garage, thus father bought me an automobile safety alarm system.

In addition, I inquired into home security cameras for one to put up the front gate, as well as pointing toward the street where my vehicle would be. This financial outlay is not a lot when compared to the cash and peace of mind I might lose along with stolen car components, or the entire vehicle.

Surveillance cams watch out for bad guys in their midst. Where my own motor vehicle is concerned, these crooks could be carjackers, vehicle thieves and neighborhood vandals. It is so much simpler for the cops to make an arrest if armed with video proof.

Dave, my only married sibling up to now, pointed me to dome video cameras like the types in his house. The sturdy dome cover on these kinds of weather resistant cameras steels them out in the open, as well as through natural wear and tear.

I like the CCTV cams Dave has, however liked even more a day/night infrared dome camera he as well as I came across on the Internet. A 1/3-inch Sony CCD chip allows this to change from color to black-and-white once surrounding light moves from bright to dark.

When light sources are too little, its high-power LEDs work to always keep the footage detailed. In total darkness, this smart surveillance video camera can see until 20 feet. Its protective dome is 4 inches all around.

All those abilities guarantee that this day/night video camera can carry out monitoring 24 / 7. Ever since setting up one, I have caught a few kids looking through my car windows to look at what is inside, however nothing worse.

My first vehicle ever remains safe, thank God. Plus, my move motivated my parents to put security cameras up in the garage which shelters a family automobile a couple of times more expensive than my own ride.




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