Wireless Security Cameras for Homes in Dallas-Fort Worth

Unmonitored driveways and entry points provide intruders with the perfect opportunity to slip by unnoticed. Outdated wired systems often leave blind spots, making it difficult to expand coverage. Don't compromise on safety!

American Security Devices offers wireless cameras that solve challenges with flexible placement, providing you with clear HD video and instant mobile access anytime. Take control of your home's protection and book your wireless camera installation today!

How to Decide Between Wireless and Wired Cameras

Start by considering your property layout and plans. Wireless cameras are ideal if you need to move devices, expand coverage, or avoid extensive installation work. Wired cameras work best in permanent setups where routing cables is practical and minimal maintenance is a priority.

Wireless systems let you adjust or relocate cameras with minimal effort, while wired systems often require professional changes. By weighing your installation needs and long-term goals, you can select the system that fits your home.

Why Many Homeowners Choose Professional Installation Over DIY

Proper placement and setup are critical for reliable camera performance. The technicians at American Security Devices are trained to know where and how to install the cameras to provide the best coverage possible. DIY installations can miss key angles or face connection problems, leaving parts of your home unmonitored.

Our installers also take care of technical tasks like connecting the cameras to your network and testing the system. Choosing American Security Devices gives you a working system from day one, keeping your home fully protected.

Factors to Consider When Placing Your Wireless Cameras

Deciding on proper camera placement is the first step to a secure home. Planning carefully helps you cover every important angle.

• Power Access: Wireless cameras need outlets to stay powered. Plan locations near available plugs.
• Camera Direction: Aim outdoor cameras at your property to avoid recording neighbors and creating legal issues.
• Wi-Fi Signals: Keep cameras within range of your router or controlling device for reliable communication.
• First Floor: Start with indoor cameras on the first floor, as this is the area most burglars target.
• Hubs: If your system uses a hub, position cameras close enough to maintain a strong connection.
• Entry Points: Outdoor cameras should cover doors first, then accessible windows. Prioritize main entrances.
• Chokepoints: Place cameras where people must pass to move through your home, like hallways or stairways.
• High Corners: Mount indoor cameras up high in corners for the widest view of each room.

Explore Our Security Camera Options

• Indoor Cameras
• Outdoor Cameras
• Dome Cameras
• Turret Cameras
• Bullet Cameras
• Wired Cameras