Many of today's IP-based home security cameras can be installed, placed, and configured by homeowners without the need of a contractor. With the digital version of home security cameras, the ease of professional installation via Smart Home Pro is a part of your smart home purchase. However, once you have security cameras installed, you may want to make minor alterations in the future, such as moving cameras or altering angles. If you choose to do the job yourself, we recommend paying attention to these four aspects:

• Camera height — Mount cameras well out of reach to prevent tampering.
• Signal strength — Make sure camera placement is within your Wi-Fi range.
• Power supply routing — The closer to the power source, the better.
• Mounting — You want a secure and weatherproof attachment.

The most effective, most efficient security system is custom built for your specific home - it safeguards your property, privacy, and peace of mind. Digital Home Security equipment comes in a variety of packages that are tailored to your specific requirements, from basic protection to advanced coverage, the customer has the option of customizing these packages.

When creating your own security camera package, begin with the fundamental components of the Digital Home Security Starter Kit, then add additional products to complete your smart home system. The Digital Home Security Starter Kit contains a digital home security smart hub, $300 worth of sensors, the digital home security app, and 24/7 monitoring, the cost is per month $39.99. You can incorporate security cameras into your system, which can be purchased ahead of time or paid for during the month. These cameras are added to your monthly fee. The following table lists the digital security cameras for the home, their current prices, and their monthly payments when paid over 42 or 60 months.

Two payment methods are available for your digital home security system. To circumvent a long-term agreement, customers can buy their equipment ahead of time and pay for it on a monthly basis. Alternatively, The equipment can be subsidized and combined with a constant surveillance regimen that necessitates a five year contract and monthly payments.

Many of today's IP-based home security cameras can be installed, placed, and configured by homeowners without the need of a contractor. However, unless you have some professional-level electrician abilities, we advise you to leave the installation of wired home security cameras to professionals who can guarantee that your home will not be damaged and the wires will be concealed. At Digital Home Security, we install all of the security cameras professionally.

Once you have security cameras placed in place, you may want to make minor alterations in the future, such as relocating cameras or altering angles. If you choose to do the job yourself, we recommend paying attention to these four aspects:

• Camera height — Mount cameras well out of reach to prevent tampering.
• Signal strength — Make sure camera placement is within your Wi-Fi range.
• Power supply routing — The closer to the power source, the better.
• Mounting — You want a secure and weatherproof attachment.

The length of time cameras that keep recorded images is dependent on the brand of camera you have and the amount of storage built into the camera plus the cloud storage option that the company provides.

With the Digital Home Security system, you can save every minute of video from your indoor, outdoor, and doorbell cameras (Gen 2) for a maximum of 10 days. Because of Playback DVR, the footage from up to 12 different devices is directly stored on the cameras, this will lead to a more smooth, faster experience viewing the Digital Home Security app with a limited buffering. Additionally, digital security cameras in the home have increased night vision and sound, this enables you to always have a clear picture of what is happening in and around your home, day or night.

Use outdoor security cameras to monitor your property and protect the entrances to your home. The best places to put them to maximize your home security include:

• Above doors.
• Over the driveway.
• Toward obscure windows.
• Install indoor cameras in high-traffic zones or near any off-limits areas you want to monitor, like gun safes or medicine cabinets.

If you're unsure of where to place your Digital Home Security cameras, just talk to one of our experts in the home. They will assess your property and make the best suggestion.

Outdoor security camera:

The price of an outdoor camera can change depending on whether it's wired or wireless. Wireless cameras are typically less expensive, and are simpler to install and have a smaller size. A single camera can cost between $100 and $200 depending on the quality of the video and the weather resistance of the camera.

Wired cameras are typically more expensive, going from $200 to $400 per device. Some companies, like Digital Home Security, specialize in offering security cameras that are hybrid in nature, they combine both wired and wireless connections. This facilitates the enjoyment of the benefits of both configurations at a cost-effective price.

Indoor security camera:

The cost of interior home cameras that are designed to protect you can differ based on their capabilities, quality, and brand. Base models that have a typical range of functionality are typically between $20 and $50.

Premium interior security cameras, such as the Digital Home Security cameras, have extra features like night vision, two-way audio, and a wide-angle lens. Depending on the specific features and specifications of the camera, a high-end camera can be expected to cost between $150 and $300.

At Digital Home Security, you will pay the following amount for our home security cameras:

Outdoor Camera Pro: $6.67/mo. for 60 payments

Doorbell Camera Pro: $4.17/mo. for 60 payments

Indoor Camera Pro: $4.17/mo. for 60 payments