Commercial Building Security Cameras

I had received a Link-Micro LTE several years ago and I am using it for security in a remote building where there is no internet, it has worked great. I received two more Link-Micro LTE for Christmas 2023 and am using one for security in another building, the second will be used for coyote observation. I get about 50% cell signal on all cameras but they work great. I am planning on purchasing two of the rechargable battery packs for the cameras with the unlimited transmission option.

Not a lens for all. If you shoot commercial building Exteriors and Interiors it may be a must have. Landscape shooters may be able to live without it - but I couldn't. It may be a small step down from the incomparable TS-E 24mm II, but it's a very small step. It works as an ultra wide on any Canon Full Frame and stays wide enough to be useful on the cropped sensor cameras (7D, 60D etc.) I replaced a 14mm II with this lens. The 14mm II is very capable - the 17mm TS-E is sharper and with tilt / swing far more versatile.

Use the product in a commercial office building lobby. Easy to put together and looks very sleek. Good weight to the item. The only negative so far is the lack of any way to discreetly secure the stand to the floor

Clear video from all security cameras

Inexpensive 64GB cards for security cameras.

I am pleased with my new security cameras. I feel safe.

Bought these to use in security cameras and they work great.

Just the fact that this is the ONLY commercial/security grade monitor that I found that has a remote control gives it 5 stars! I understand why these kinds of monitors do not have a remote control for commercial use BUT now a days us regular folk are installing security cameras for our homes and I for one need to be able to turn on and off the monitor in my bed room from my bed. So I do not understand why more of these manufactures do not at least give you the option of a remote. And FYI, if you happen to look a the Orion monitors, they do NOT have a remote even though it is stated on their web site. I learned that the hard way.

WiFi 6 is offering faster speeds and better security than previous generations. Unifi has been steadily releasing their lineup and the Unifi 6 Pro is near the top. Only the Unifi 6 Enterprise offers better performance. The Pro features all of the WiFi 6 goodies you want like WPA 3 encryption, upstream MiMo, and better mounting plate than the previous generation. My use case is for an put building that I wanted to extend coverage to for cameras and mobile devices when using the back yard. See the submitted photo for OpenSpeedTest results to a local NAS. The upstream Mimo numbers show an effectively maxed out gigabit ethernet connection which is a new feature for Gen 6 WiFi. The AP does get a little hot in a non-climate controlled building but a small USB fan is keeping this cool. The literature says operating Temps should be fine in this environment but it did seem too hot to me. This last part is for those unfamiliar with Ubiquiti/Unifi. Unifi is a prosumer class enterprise networking solution. If offers single pane of glass management of APs, switches, and gateways. You do need a cloud hosted controller or a local controller (Unifi Cloud Key). You also need some intermediate level knowledge of networking. But it offers a powerful set of tools such as VLANs, considerable configuration flexibility, and frequent patches and security updates. I've been using Unifi since 2018 and am very pleased with the performance and price point.

I have tried 3 different cellular security cameras. Best by far in quality and service.