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Is there a way to view a security camera at a different building in your house?

Submitted by Builder Wong on Monday, 12 January 20094 Comments


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Such as, if we own the commercial operation as well as we wish to watch what’s function inside your commercial operation during your home, by your tv or computer, is which possible?

By: Bug

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4 Comments »

  • justgenius12 said:

    Yes, it is possible, but only if the security camera has those capabilites (it has to be a special camera). It would need to automatically be connected to the internet and the user can view pictures on a website.

    - 15 January 2009
  • sshazzam said:

    You could watch it via internet. Kind of like a web cam.

    It would take the security company to set it up most likely.

    - 17 January 2009
  • Bill said:

    Check out the Panasonic Network Cameras. They do exactly that. I have one and watch my house when I am at work.

    - 20 January 2009
  • stressbattle said:

    Yes it is possible!

    And it’s not difficult to set up. Most network cameras on the market nowadays are plug and play thus doesn’t require much configuration and settings.

    The cameras allow you to view remote areas, as far as across the globe. As long as there is an Internet connection available.

    Some systems are also able to alert you via email or sms of any movement in within the watched area.

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    - 22 January 2009


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