Wireless IP cameras record and send images to one or more computers over a wireless network. They allow users to view live feeds from remote locations, or save them onto a hard drive or removable media for later viewing. They usually have more features than CCTV cameras, such as pan, tilt, and zoom functions. In security and surveillance applications, they are often used with advanced software, such as motion detectors, which can trigger alarms or alert authorities when suspicious motion is detected.
Security: Choose a wireless IP camera that operates at a high frequency to avoid congestion and with other wireless devices. Make sure it has encryption capabilities to keep images from getting intercepted during broadcast. Look for additional security features like password protection and firewall support.
Frame rate: Choose a wireless IP camera with a frame rate of about 30 frames per second (fps) for fast, smooth motion. Slow frame rates can cause choppy images and may not capture fast movements accurately.
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