Make sure to select the correct number of security cameras that can cover the entire area from different angles. It is preferable if each camera “protects” another camera, as some customers choose a small number of cameras to cover a relatively large area in order to save costs. However, this way of thinking is wrong, and fixing this mistake will cost more than choosing the correct number of cameras from the beginning.
If the security camera installation location is outside the home or company, in the open air, or in direct sunlight, you must choose a camera with weather-resistant housing that can withstand temperature, rain, and other weather conditions.
If the camera is in a dark or dimly lit location at all times, you must purchase surveillance cameras with high-quality night vision capabilities.
The camera angle should be 180 degrees to cover the largest possible area.
The path of all camera connections and cables must be in a safe, hard-to-reach location.
Sufficient storage space – sometimes, a customer chooses storage units with small capacities to save costs. Later discovers that the available recording time is very short and is forced to change to a more prominent storage solution, which means higher repair costs.