Bullet CCTV Cameras - How and Where To Use Them In Your Security System

Bullet cameras, also known as lipstick cameras, arewhen they see low light situations. Bullet cameras can
some of the most popular style of security camerasalso be a more cost effective solution for outdoor
available today.  This quick guide should help insurveillance because they don't require an additional
deciding whether they are the right type of camera forhousing like box style cameras.
your security system application. 
 Bullet cameras do have a few draw backs that should
Bullet cameras get their name from their shapebe considered before deciding which camera is right
because they tend to be small and cylindrical, usuallyfor you.  Due to the bullet cameras compact design
three to four inches in length, which makes them easierthey usually have smaller non-adjustable lenses which
to hide. Some more powerful cameras are larger andlimit the cameras to wider angle shots but this also
feature adjustable lenses.  Most bullet cameras aremeans you will not have to focus the camera.  Bullet
weatherproof and can be used for both indoor andcameras are also not considered vandal proof as they
outdoor applications.  Because of their small size theycan easily be re-aimed or tampered with and unlike a
can also be the right choice when discreet or covertdome camera it is easy to see what the camera is
surveillance is needed.  Most bullet cameras have IRpointed at.  Most of these issues can be handled with
infrared night vision allowing the cameras to see in totalsmart placement of the camera.
darkness. When looking at a bullet camera, you can tell 
if it has infrared nightvision by looking at the front ofKeep these things in mind and you will find that bullet
the camera. Infrared bullet cameras will have smallstyle cctv cameras are some of the most economical
clear LEDs, or light emitting diodes, that will glow redand versatile security cameras available today.