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Correct placement of security cameras in your home is essential to ensure effective surveillance and comprehensive protection.

Below are key recommendations for determining where to install these cameras, based on security best practices:

1. Main and secondary entrances

Access doors are critical points that need to be monitored. Installing cameras at the main entrance and at the back or side doors will allow you to record anyone entering or leaving your home.

The Cuid Pro Outdoor Camera is ideal for this purpose, as it offers high definition and night vision, ensuring continuous surveillance.

2. Windows accessible from the outside

Windows that do not face directly onto the street or are in less visible areas can be vulnerable spots for intruders.

Placing cameras covering these windows helps detect unauthorized entry attempts.

3. Indoor common areas

Areas such as living rooms, dining rooms, and main hallways are strategic locations for installing indoor cameras. The cuid Indoor Camera 360 provides a complete view of the surroundings, allowing you to monitor activities within your home.

4. Stairs and access to upper floors

Monitoring stairways and access points on different levels of the home is crucial to detect unusual movement and prevent unauthorized access to private areas. To help you secure sensitive entrances, you can place our Motion Sensor or Magnetic Door Sensor on both exterior and interior doors.

5. Garage and service entrances

Garages and other service entrances are frequently used by intruders to gain access to the home undetected. Installing cameras in these areas will allow you to monitor any suspicious activity.

It is essential to think about height when evaluating where to place security cameras at home.

Additional considerations:

Adequate lighting: Make sure monitored areas are well lit or that cameras have night vision to capture clear images in low-light conditions.
Viewing Angles: Place cameras at angles that maximize covered area and minimize blind spots.
Accessibility and protection: Install cameras in high or protected locations to prevent tampering or intentional damage.
Legal Compliance: It is important to respect the privacy of others and comply with local laws when installing surveillance cameras. Avoid recording public spaces or neighboring properties without consent!

For more comprehensive protection, consider complementing your home camera system with other security devices, such as motion sensors and smart locks. The Cuid Video Package offers a comprehensive solution that combines cameras, sensors and 24/7 professional monitoring, giving you peace of mind and security at all times.

Remember that careful planning and strategic installation of your security cameras are essential to ensure effective surveillance and protection of your home and loved ones.