The growing security concerns for renters have made surveillance cameras a necessity. The increasing cases of home invasions, package theft, and property damage have made these cameras a must-have.  Renters do not have the liberty to make permanent changes to their property. That’s why they need surveillance cameras to get peace of mind. There are several types of surveillance cameras, such as wired, wireless, IP, cellular, and solar cameras. That many options cause difficulty for renters to choose the right one. That’s why, in this article, we will discuss and compare two of them, including Solar and Wired cameras, to see which one is better for renters.  Solar Surveillance Cameras…

Since renters need permission to make any changes in the property, a wireless security camera is a practical solution for them. A traditional security camera requires you to assess the best placement for each camera and then run cables through walls or ceilings to the DVR (digital video recorder). You need a cable management system to connect the camera to the DVR, then power the system and check its functionality.  On the contrary, smart wireless security cameras don’t require wire connections. Instead, they require basic tools, adhesive mounts, and drilling bases. The installation of these cameras is easy without any drilling, and they’re free to relocate. Wireless security cameras also…