Dome Cameras

Best For: Indoor use, retail stores, and office spaces. Dome cameras are compact, discreet, and typically mounted on the ceiling. Their rounded shape makes it difficult for intruders to determine the direction they are facing. Dome cameras are perfect for monitoring lobbies, hallways, and other public areas.

Bullet Cameras

Best For: Outdoor use, monitoring specific points of interest (e.g., doorways, parking lots, driveways).
Bullet cameras are designed for focused surveillance of a particular area. They are mounted on walls and are easily visible, which can act as a deterrent to potential intruders.

Pan-Tilt-Zoom Cameras

Best For: Large areas, perimeter security, parking lots. PTZ cameras allow operators to remotely control the camera’s movement. They can pan (move horizontally), tilt (move vertically), and zoom in to focus on specific areas. These cameras are ideal for monitoring wide areas and can track movement over large distances.

Internet Protocol Cameras

Best For: High-definition video and remote access. IP cameras use the internet to transmit video feeds, providing high-quality video resolution and allowing you to view footage remotely on any device (smartphone, computer, etc.). They are suitable for both home and business use, offering flexibility and scalability.

Analog Cameras

Best For: Traditional CCTV systems, cost-effective solutions. Analog cameras are the most common and widely used type. They transmit video signals through coaxial cables to a DVR (Digital Video Recorder) for recording. Though they may not offer the high-definition quality of IP cameras, they still provide reliable surveillance at a lower cost.

Wireless Cameras

Best For: Locations without existing wiring infrastructure, quick setup. Wireless cameras transmit video footage via Wi-Fi, eliminating the need for physical cables. These cameras are ideal for locations where running wires is impractical or expensive. They are easy to install and can be placed in various locations around the property.

Covert Cameras (Hidden Cameras)

Best For: Discreet surveillance, monitoring sensitive areas. Covert cameras are hidden in everyday objects such as smoke detectors, clocks, air purifiers, and even picture frames. These cameras are designed to blend seamlessly into the environment, making them ideal for covert monitoring without attracting attention.

Day/Night Cameras

Best For: 24/7 surveillance, low-light environments
Day/Night cameras are equipped with infrared (IR) technology, enabling them to record clear footage even in low-light or no-light conditions. These cameras are perfect for continuous monitoring during both day and night.

360-Degree Cameras

Best For: Full area coverage, minimizing blind spots.
360-degree cameras capture a full panoramic view, allowing you to monitor an entire area without the need for multiple cameras. These cameras are ideal for large, open spaces like warehouses, parking lots, and reception areas.

Motion Detection Cameras

Best For: Energy-efficient monitoring, detecting movement. These cameras only begin recording when motion is detected, making them energy-efficient and storage-efficient. Motion detection cameras are ideal for monitoring entrances, hallways, or other areas where activity is expected at specific times.

C-Mount Cameras

Best For: Customizable lenses, long-range surveillance.
C-mount cameras are versatile cameras with detachable lenses, allowing you to customize the camera's field of view and range. These cameras are often used for specialized applications that require adjustable focal lengths.

Fisheye Cameras

Best For:  Wide-angle surveillance in confined spaces. Fisheye cameras offer a 180-360 degree panoramic view, providing full coverage of a large area with one camera. They are ideal for monitoring confined spaces such as small offices, elevators, or cash registers.