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An Exploration Of Burglary And The Use Of A Security Camera
In line with the Uniform Crime Reporting Program Crime Clock, there exists a burglary in the US every 14.6 seconds. Given that in practically 84% of burglaries the criminal enters the home or residence, the use of a security camera offers the victim another chance to catch the criminal even though he/she has fled initially.
The common electronic security system is comprised of a keypad, user interface, and detectors which are usually placed at entryways such as doors and windows. A number of systems trigger alarms that are audible in the home when triggered although some are connected to service centers and police dispatch locations. These types of security systems are actually pretty good at deterring criminals particularly when coupled with warning stickers or cautionary yard sign. Even though a few consumers still tend to doubt their effectiveness, industry trends indicate that a growing number of homeowners have begun to turn to security providers that also provide wireless surveillance camera services. In fact, the general global surveillance market is estimated to have grown by 3 % in 2009. Additionally, a number of home owners will bypass professional security service firms altogether and will select do-it-yourself home security kits that include wireless window and motion sensors along with wireless surveillance camera features.
Efficient wireless surveillance systems and home security systems require not only the set up of a security camera and an alarm. To begin with, the security camera is nearly useless if it is not also connected to a digital video recorder (DVR) as it would only permit the user to discover a perpetrator committing a burglary if he/she were actively monitoring the system during the time of the crime. Since in 2005 an estimated 62.4 percent of housing robberies took place during the workday between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m., the chances of a working home owner catching a thief in action is highly improbable. Additionally, even if a person were to see the thief in action there will be no documented video evidence of the offense without using DVR technology. Luckily technological developments permit real-time video monitoring that can either be connected to a professional monitoring center or a web based interface that enables users to plug to a live feed on-line from any remote site.
One more factor to take into account regarding home security camera systems is the set up and placement of the cameras. If the cameras are not located properly then the system will probably be useless and a crook might easily disable the security camera. In order to ensure optimal performance, security cameras should be placed in an elevated spot that is either out of sight or out of the reach of potential thieves. When set up it is also critical to make sure that all security cameras are positioned in places that provide the broadest line of sight and also locations where the robber would most probably elect to break in. A survey carried out in Pennsylvania indicated that 81 % of home burglaries took place through the first floor and 56 percent of home thieves entered via the front or back door. Additionally, it is important that installed cameras are equipped with decent infrared sensors that may enable the cameras to be effective at night time or in poorly lit places.
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