Wired vs Wireless Security Cameras / Advices From an EXPERT

In today's video Luke Raymond, Vice-President of business development of Inaxsys, will talk about difference between wired and wireless security cameras.👆
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[@rofuschetto6904]

Very good info! Planning to get about 5 to 6 hardwire cameras on home use. Will be going to Italy so what to monitor from there. Is there a name brand you prefer? Do you suggest constant monitoring with NVR system? Will it be difficult to install? Thank you so much.

[@jamespearson3716]

I have wifi cameras from adt is there anyway to use them without going thru adt

[@Timetravel1111]

Great explanation my brain is thinking 🤔 of this multi system, I am looking to use whole im out of town for my cats. Cheaper yours sounds quality… for larger home?

[@nissan_skyline]

If you just want to check in on your cats while you're away, you don't need a professionally installed hardwired home security system. Just buy multiple Wi-Fi enabled security cameras and place them throughout your house. They don't need to be expensive. Make sure all the cameras are from the same company so you can access the live feed from each camera from a single app on your phone.

[@sophia8482]

Really helpful information. Thank you.

[@inaxsys]

Glad it was helpful!

[@RRCCTexas]

I live in a rural area and have satellite internet, with a set amount of data I can use each month. Would a wireless camera system continually use up my data/wifi if I install a wireless camera system? Sorry I'm not too tech savy.

[@MemoGrafix]

Good Question. I searched for You & Me. Hopefully the first result article will answer, seems it would. Weblinks I guess is not allowed to be posted. I pasted Google's general search as Google is KZbins Parent company. www.google.com/search?q=satellite+internet+a+wireless+camera+system+continually+use+up+my+data%2Fwifi&client=opera-gx&sca_esv=565978373&ei=ky8GZYDOEqHpptQPu-q_4AU&ved=0ahUKEwjA48WbmrCBAxWhtIkEHTv1D1wQ4dUDCA8&oq=satellite+internet+a+wireless+camera+system+continually+use+up+my+data%2Fwifi&gs_lp=Egxnd3Mtd2l6LXNlcnAiS3NhdGVsbGl0ZSBpbnRlcm5ldCBhIHdpcmVsZXNzIGNhbWVyYSBzeXN0ZW0gY29udGludWFsbHkgdXNlIHVwIG15IGRhdGEvd2lmaUgAUABYAHAAeAGQAQCYAQCgAQCqAQC4AQzIAQD4AQHiAwQYACBB&sclient=gws-wiz-serp

[@garrettcal1812]

Would you recommend going with wifi for a small church. We'd like to monitor outside activity. There was an attempted burglary a couple of weeks ago.

[@josephpuchel6497]

Hello Did you ever get a response back ?? What camera system did you get ?? Thank you

[@asifshukkoor1151]

Hi, I recommend a wired security system will be a great choice. But it really depends on your budget.

[@brassteeth3355]

Terrific information and insight. Thanks!

[@inaxsys]

Thank you for your comment 🤝

[@1126-CD]

@@inaxsysare any cameras besides Nest, Ring come with hard wired capability so you can connect to electrical wire for power and then the camera use wifi to transmit camera and audio footage wirelessly. Not talking about a camera that has a cord with power adapter that plugs into an outlet. Talking about a camera that is wired into electrical box. Thanks

[@bash2268]

@@inaxsysHi I really need a motions detector camera that alert you on your phone please help? Thank you

[@inaxsys]

@@bash2268 We have a lot of solutions for your request. Please contact us [e-mail]

[@Another_Random_Dave]

There’s some great info in this video, thanks. I’ve always chose hardwired simply because in our area, the Internet enters the home by a very vibrant orange color. If the intruders cut your internet, the Wi-Fi cameras are useless.

[@asanta2023]

Which wired cameras do you recommend?

[@fasteddievh2072]

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[@ducks1321]

@@asanta2023hi there! I think Dave was kidding with his comment, he’s explaining that visible wires can easily be cut by intruders and no footage will be visible thereafter. I think Dave is metaphorically saying he prefers Wifi run cameras. :)

[@ultimateelectricltd.4916]

Great information Thanks

[@inaxsys]

Thank you for support!

[@lonniehensley661]

here's a question for you . i have security camera's around our property etc. they are hard wired , not wi fi . i have had our security camera get double imaged and then even fade and go completely out and even mess up the set time and day etc. settings . i put in a looper and it stopped . i also have another camera that was getting wavy lines and color bars going across it and it was so strong the picture was distorted and wavy , now i have had it reverse the picture making our white house look black sometimes and sometimes even making the sky look black and parts of the picture digital looking with lines jumping . is this being jammed by a portable jamming device , ??? i have been recording things as evidence etc. it seems to be all coming from the west side of our house . on the opposite side camera's aren't effected . i am thinking someone is using a portable jammer and setting the same frequency as our security camera sending out a stronger signal through the air and over powering the signal running through the camera to our dvr system . I hope you can answer this and if there is a solution to this so i can stop it. PLEASE LET ME KNOW , THANKS.

[@Vonamula]

Hi, can I ask you on one thing? I want to know, if dvr HiLook wil be coaporate with Hikvision camera. Thanks. Very nice videos!!! Roman

[@NetworknSA]

Yes, Hilook at Kikvisions budget range, will work

[@MaxPower0777]

The wireless signal may be jammed. And you don't see anything anymore. Whereas wired is much more secure.

[@portman8909]

Yeah for anything with valuable information always wired.

[@hectorbart]

Just curious, what brand/model would you use at your home?

[@savchuktaras]

I’m curious too

[@NetworknSA]

Hikvision havge some great entry level products, budget friendly use their Turbo range, thy still run over coaxial cable, but the quality and reliability is excellent.

[@ourv9603]

When I discovered wireless sec cams I did a double back flip thinking I had discovered the motherlode. I currently have 14 wireless cams set up in & around my property to watch for wildlife & our kitty. Even tho they are wireless you still need to pull power out to them. I have about half which are far from a building so I have some 100 & 200ft extension cords stretched out to give them power. Battery powered cams come up short because you will need to drag out a tall ladder & climb way up & replace those batteries regularly & solar does not work in my woods. PLUS in my woods the Wifi signal is weak & unreliable. If I had to do it all again & would have pulled ethernet POE cable which is WAY more reliable & gives a WAY better signal altho the cost is a bit more and you have to punch a hole in your building to connect to your inside router. Oh, if only I could only do it all again. !

[@laram8255]

My aunt got robbed and they cut the power and wifi. A wired system to a backup power generator would be my choice.

[@ismailsuhail715]

Wired or wireless which is better

[@inaxsys]

Wired 😉

[@CasperEspresso]

You are not an expert. You are a professional.

[@inaxsys]

Thank you for support!

[@gilormsplay]

Jargon alert: 'switch'. Hmm. . ?

[@portman8909]

Wired. Wireless can be blocked with a jammer

[@kevtop351]

Experienced burglars who have served time in prison have no problems cutting hard-wired security connections.

[@ismailsuhail715]

😂

[@harveypadvarke2133]

There's a lot wrong with the info on this video, don't know where to begin except the beginning

[@inaxsys]

Please explain your opinion.