Indoor security cameras are a necessary component of business security systems. Whether you have a retail store, office, or large corporation, indoor cameras help keep an eye on employees and customers and safeguard the business from shrinkage and lawsuits. We've seen customers opt for security camera kits from the big box stores, which for the most part contain cheap CMOS sensor cameras. Ultimately they discover that video is inadequate for use in court because no detail can be seen due to the poor quality sensor of the camera. Our analog cameras are made with high quality color CCD sensors, and our megapixel indoor cameras use high quality megapixel CMOS sensors to provide resolutions up to 1080p and beyond. We offer a large variety of cameras and resolutions to choose from; please choose wisely based on how far you are mounting the camera, how much detail you are looking for, what type of DVR you will be connecting to, and how much you are looking to invest per camera. There are two restrictions with regard to where you need to put your indoor security camera. The principal interesting point is whether the camera’s capacity keeps running off the mains. Most do, so you’ll either require an attachment adjacent or need to wrangle with some expansion links. The other thought is the thing that field of view the camera’s focal point has – this is communicated in degrees, and the higher the number the bigger a territory the IP cameras can adequately see. Prior to going after the drill, make a point to locate the best position for the camera security you’re introducing; you need it to see however much of the planned zone as could reasonably be expected.