| Security cameras with motion sensors automatically | | | | protect the sanctity of your office. Follow these |
| begin filming when they sense movement and stop | | | | steps to install it. |
| when that motion ceases. This feature can save time | | | | Instructions |
| when reviewing recorded footage, since you won't | | | | 1. Step 1 |
| have to sift through hours of empty footage. The | | | | Decide in which room you will be installing the camera. |
| installation process varies depending on whether your | | | | 1. Step 2 |
| security camera is wireless or not. | | | | Decide the best angle for the camera. |
| Instructions | | | | 1. Step 3 |
| Things You'll Need: | | | | Decide how high off the floor you want the camera. |
| - Motion sensor camera | | | | 1. Step 4 |
| - Receiver | | | | Find the mounting bracket that came with the |
| 1. Step 1 | | | | camera. |
| Select the location where you want to install your | | | | 1. Step 5 |
| security camera. | | | | Hold the mounting bracket in place with one hand and |
| 1. Step 2 | | | | use a pencil to mark the screw holes with the other |
| Keep in mind that the motion sensor will detect all | | | | hand. |
| movement, so make sure branches from trees and | | | | 1. Step 6 |
| bushes will not trigger the camera. | | | | Determine if the screw holes will be in a stud. Use a |
| 1. Step 3 | | | | stud finder from a home improvement store if |
| Mount the camera in the spot you have selected. | | | | necessary. |
| 1. Step 4 | | | | 1. Step 7 |
| Attach wires, if required, to the camera. | | | | If you will not be screwing the screws into a stud, |
| 1. Step 5 | | | | you will need to use drywall anchor bolt |
| Set up the receiver you will be using, whether it's a | | | | 1. Step 8 |
| TV, VCR, monitor or computer. | | | | Use a drill bit that is slightly smaller than the screw |
| 1. Step 6 | | | | you will use to mount the bracket. |
| Test the motion sensor security camera to make | | | | 1. Step 9 |
| sure it is working properly. | | | | Predrill a hole into the stud or insert the drywall |
| Tips & Warnings | | | | anchor bolt into the drywall. |
| - If the location for your motion sensor security | | | | 1. Step 10 |
| camera is obstructed by trees or bushes, you may | | | | Hold the mounting bracket in place and insert the |
| want to do some landscaping. If your entrances are | | | | screws into the predrilled holes or the drywall anchor |
| unlighted, you may also want to consider installing | | | | bolt. |
| lights with a motion sensor when you install your | | | | 1. Step 11 |
| security camera, which will not only make coming | | | | Place the camera onto the mounting bracket. |
| home more convenient, but can also scare off | | | | 1. Step 12 |
| potential burglars who don't want to be seen. | | | | Plug the camera into the outlet. |
| How to Install a Video Surveillance Camera in a Home | | | | 1. Step 13 |
| Office Summary: steps for the installation of a video | | | | Sync the camera to the base station following the |
| surveillance camera | | | | manufacturer's directions. |
| You can purchase a video surveillance camera to | | | | |