The ability to view your CCTV on a smartphone or tablet is now one of the first features people ask for when searching for a new security system. It’s easy to see why- the ability to check in on your...
Tonight sees the premier of Hive Alive, BBC2’s latest documentary to bring wildlife observation and behavior to the masses, following such runaway successes as Springwatch and Lambing Live. This installment promises to delve into the hidden workings of a bee...
With the seeming ubiquity of smartphones and tablets, we’re used to having access to information right at our fingertips. It’s no surprise then that the latest generation of CCTV equipment has been built with this in mind. Network enabled recorders and IP cameras allow you to easily log in to view your security footage and recordings remotely over the internet, allowing you to keep an eye on your loved ones, property or stock from wherever you are in the world (with wifi or mobile reception, naturally). Naturally, all of our multi-channel CCTV recorders now feature this remote access. Depending on the model this allows to to view and control cameras over the internet, as well as on mobile devices including iPhone, Android, Blackberry and Windows Phone handsets. But just how easy is it to get these features up and running?
Q: I need to install a multi camera CCTV system in my home, but the extra expense of an installer is out of the question at the moment! What is your absolute simplest CCTV system to install for a new...
Choosing a new CCTV security system can often seem intimidating for first time buyers, especially considering the vast range of options available for Standalone CCTV Recorders. Hard Drive size, frame rates and channels are all important to consider, but can seem truly impenetrable upon first consideration!
This week sees the arrival of two brand new CCTV cameras to the SpyCameraCCTV range, and we are really quite excited about them! Both devices are Ultra Low Light Security Cameras, providing a potent new option for those looking for the best round-the-clock monitoring! This makes them ideally suited to demanding Business security installations, such as monitoring Car Parks or empty properties.
Digital Wireless CCTV systems present a wonderfully versatile way to keep a secure eye on areas in where a traditional outdoor CCTV camera would be impractical. Not having to drill holes for video cables also means they are easier to move...
There are many different reasons and scenarios that lead to people looking for new Home Security Cameras. Whether it’s criminal damage to property in your garden, abuse from antisocial neighbours, or concern over breaking and entering, in every case you want to ensure your property and family remain safe. But with the wealth of Security and CCTV options available now, it can be very hard to find the right solution for your problem. In particular, many people ask whether it is best to use visible CCTV, or Covert Security Cameras.
Here at SpyCameraCCTV, we stock a massive range of Spy Gadgets and Hidden Cameras- enough to support the missions of many budding international agents! Whilst they are great fun to use, they are also perfect for a whole range of...
This overt outdoor CCTV camera is a great all-in-one solution for monitoring a driveway, entry point, shed, garage, summer house or anything else not covered by your indoor security solution! With it’s built in infra-red illumination it also has 8 metres of night vision! What’s even better is that it’s waterproof – so no need to worry about the rain!
In recent weeks our CCTV cameras have been involved in some unusual but fascinating projects.
The first of these projects was appropriately named ‘Dude! Where’s my chicken?’ Essentially it’s Big Brother, but chickens, not people. 1 farm, 500 real chickens, lots of cameras spread around 6 different themed areas. Pointless? Well that was the question www.pointlessfun.com were asking. It attracted a lot of attention over social media and was enjoyed by all in the office, so you could argue for both corners! All a bit of fun we think.
