Version 1

Explanation

Goals: Larger homes can be a bit more complex, so we made two versions of this system, each with different goals. The goal of this first version is to guard the access points to the house. While the goal of the second version also covers the yard and decks/porches.

The Green cones are the line of sight for our most commonly used camera: the Warrior 2.0. You will have a clear enough picture with these cameras to be able to ID someone at 50 feet, because they shoot in 1080P at 30 pictures per second.

The Red cones are the line of sight for our camera that does a wider angle: the Deputy 2.0. This camera is great for covering the most field of view. It does 110 degrees of coverage, with a 1080p resolution @ 30 fps. You will be able to recognize someone up to 40ft away from the home.

The Orange cone is for our Informant 4.0 camera. This camera has a 101 degree view and was specifically selected because it can record audio.
It is important when you record audio to post proper signage about the audio recording as to not break the Federal Wiretap Act. This home wanted to record audio in this area to enable our Audio Detection Analytics which can trigger Snapshot if volume exceeds a threshold or suddenly changes. Snapshot can either send an email alert / FTP transfer of images when audio changes, lines are crossed, people are loitering, intrusion into an unauthorized area, and many other events.

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Version 2

We've also included a 16 camera version of this system. Although the 12 channel version completely covers the access to the building, it has some large holes on the coverage of the yard. This 16 channel version shows how you could modify the 12 channel system to also have good coverage of your yard, There's no such thing as a 12 channel recorder (if you buy one of our 12 channel systems, it can record 16 cameras), so you can expand to 16 cameras later on.