Many of today's IP-based home security cameras can be installed, placed, and configured by homeowners without the need to hire a contractor. With Digital Home Security home security cameras, the convenience of professional installation by Smart Home Pros is part of your smart home purchase. But once you have security cameras installed, you may want to make small adjustments sometime in the future, such as relocating cameras or adjusting angles. If you decide to do the work yourself, we suggest paying special attention to these four points:

• 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 best, most effective security system is one custom-built for your unique home—one that protects your property, privacy, and peace of mind. Digital Home Security equipment packages, designed to fit your specific needs, range from basic protection to advanced coverage, and the customer has the option to customize.

When building your own security camera package, begin with the basics—the Digital Home Security Starter Kit—then choose additional products to complete your smart home system. The Digital Home Security Starter Kit includes a Digital Home Security Smart Hub, $300 worth of security sensors, the Digital Home Security app, and 24/7 monitoring, starting at $39.99 per month. You can add on security cameras, which can be paid for upfront or financed and added to your monthly rate. The table below lists the Digital Home Security security cameras, their list prices, and their monthly rates when financed over 42 and 60 months:

There are two payment options for your Digital Home Security system. To avoid a long-term contract, customers can buy their equipment upfront and pay month-to-month for monitoring services. Alternatively, equipment can be financed and bundled with 24/7 monitoring fees, requiring a five-year contract and monthly payment.

Many of today's IP-based home security cameras can be installed, placed, and configured by homeowners without the need to hire a contractor. But unless you have some legitimate electrician skills, we recommend leaving installation of wired home security cameras to professionals who can ensure that your home doesn’t incur damage and wires are hidden. At Digital Home Security we professionally install all security camera systems.

Once you have security cameras installed, you may want to make small adjustments sometime in the future, such as relocating cameras or adjusting angles. If you decide to do the work yourself, we suggest paying special attention to these four points:

• 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 security cameras keep stored footage depends on the brand of cameras you own and the storage capacity built into the cameras coupled with the cloud storage options that the company offers.

With Digital Home Security you can save every minute of video from your indoor, outdoor, and doorbell cameras (Gen 2) for up to 10 days. Thanks to Playback DVR, footage from up to 12 devices is stored directly on the cameras, ensuring a smoother, faster viewing experience on the Digital Home Security app with minimal buffering. And because Digital Home Security cameras feature enhanced night vision and audio, you’ll always get a clear picture of what’s happening in and around your home, day and 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 wondering where to place your Digital Home Security security cameras, just speak with one of our home experts. They’ll examine your property and needs to provide the best recommendation.

Outdoor security camera:

Outdoor camera costs can fluctuate, depending on whether it’s wired or wireless. Wireless cameras are generally less expensive, as they are simpler to install and more compact. A single camera can cost $100 to $200 depending on video quality and its ability to resist weather conditions.

Wired cameras tend to cost more, ranging from $200 to $400 each. Some companies like Digital Home Security offer hybrid security cameras that combine both wired and Wi-Fi connections. This allows users to enjoy the benefits of both setups at an affordable price.

Indoor security camera:

The price of indoor home security cameras can differ based on their features, quality, and brand. Basic models with standard functionalities typically fall within $20 to $50.

Premium indoor security cameras, such as Digital Home Security's indoor security and surveillance cameras, offer advanced capabilities like night vision, two-way audio, and a wide-angle lens. Depending on a camera’s specific features and specifications, a high-end camera can cost between $150 and $300.

At Digital Home Security you’ll pay the following 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