In this harsh economic climate it makes monetary sense to
get a wired hidden camera instead of
the wireless or the one with the built-in dvr. Due to the fact that it only
requires a video cable to connect the hidden camera to the recording or viewing
devices such as a monitor or dvr, it is less expenses because it does not have
an added transmitter and receiver hardware or a DVR which would increase the
price. An example is the alarm clock wired hidden camera (b&w) with a
retail price of $162.00 and the wireless version with a retail price of $325.00;
this results in an increase of 50% margin. Astonishing! Isn’t it?
So, let us reason together, wouldn’t you more inclined to
get a camera that is connected by video cables than one that uses transmitters and receivers? I Bet you would, because you would save some
well needed money.
An advantage of the wired hidden camera is that, if it is
placed between a cordless telephone there will be no interference with the
signal which is sometimes an issue with the wireless cameras if the telephone
is between the camera and the receiver.
If you decide to get
a camera that is wired be prepared to hide the video cable from the public’s
view. This is best done by running it through ceilings, behind baseboards or
behind walls. A good way to hide the cable is to get the desktop computer speakers hidden camera that have wires of their own and therefore
will not be detected.
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