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Whether for residential or commercial use, having a range of security camera options—like wireless and POE (Power over Ethernet)—gives customers a lot of flexibility.
In today’s world, security is a top priority for both homes and businesses. With advancements in technology, security cameras have become more effective, affordable, and versatile than ever before. But with so many options available, choosing the right type of camera can be overwhelming.
In this guide, we break down the most common types of security cameras and their ideal uses to help you make an informed decision.
1. Dome Cameras
Best For: Indoor surveillance, retail stores, and restaurants
Dome cameras are named for their dome-shaped housing. They’re discreet, compact, and offer a wide-angle view. Due to their design, it’s hard for people to tell where the camera is pointing, adding an extra layer of security.
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2. Bullet Cameras
Best For: Outdoor use, parking lots, and perimeter monitoring
Bullet cameras are long and cylindrical, making them easy to spot — a great deterrent to potential intruders. They’re typically weatherproof and come with a fixed or varifocal lens.
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3. PTZ Cameras (Pan-Tilt-Zoom)
Best For: Large areas like warehouses, stadiums, and shopping malls
PTZ cameras can rotate left and right, tilt up and down, and zoom in and out. They offer excellent flexibility and control, often operated remotely or automatically based on motion detection.
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4. Turret Cameras (Eyeball Cameras)
Best For: Versatile indoor/outdoor use
Turret cameras are a hybrid between dome and bullet styles. They have a ball-and-socket design, making them easy to reposition while offering a clean and compact appearance.
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5. Wireless Security Cameras
Best For: Quick installations, renters, and remote monitoring
Wireless cameras connect to your Wi-Fi network, making them easy to install and ideal for remote access via mobile apps. They’re commonly used in homes and small businesses.
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6. Wired Security Cameras (PoE/IP)
Best For: Permanent installations, large properties, and higher reliability
Wired cameras offer the most stable connection and are usually part of a larger networked surveillance system. They’re powered via Ethernet (PoE), reducing the need for separate power cables.
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7. Hidden/Covert Cameras
Best For: Discreet surveillance and investigations
Hidden cameras are designed to blend in with their environment — often embedded in clocks, smoke detectors, or other everyday objects. They’re ideal for monitoring without drawing attention.
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8. Doorbell Cameras
Best For: Home front doors and apartment buildings
These smart cameras are integrated with a doorbell system, letting you see and speak with visitors via your smartphone — even when you’re not home.
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Choosing the Right Camera for Your Needs
The best security camera for you depends on your unique requirements — location, lighting, budget, and purpose. At [Lucent Technology Group], we offer a full range of surveillance solutions tailored to homes, businesses, and industrial sites.
Need help choosing? Our expert team is here to guide you every step of the way. [Contact us] today for a free consultation or check out our [product catalog] for more options