For their own security system project, the reviewer used the Bulldog Cam as an external camera and noted that “The Bulldog camera was a good choice for this location not only because of its tough, weatherproof case, but because it transmits high rezolution video at a 52º angleâ€. The reviewer also liked the fact that the Bulldog Cam had a long 33 foot cable to run through the house and was still be able to connect the composite video input of a TV.
To be able to monitor the camera through a computer, the reviewer installed the PC Security Guardian (PC DVR-4-Net PCI card). It was noted that “the DVR software has a user-friendly interface and a host of features to customize each camera such as scheduled recording, motion detection, sensor alarm mode, and multichannel display†and “the software has remote viewing options which require a broadband connection and a list of allowed IP addresses.â€
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For an indoor camera to monitor the entrances of their home, the reviewer wanted “a camera that was small and could easily be disguisedâ€. They found that the Microcam II was a “perfect solution†as it didn’t require cables and can be hidden anywhere.
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The reviewer commented on Swann’s value for money factor, commenting that “I was able to build a comparable home security system that costs under (US)0â€. Overall the review highlighted that Swann’s products were applicable to a wide array of situations at a highly affordable price.
