Dummy cameras have a certain place and application. Don't fool yourself when purchasing a dummy camera for your home or business. There is actually a liability happening all across the United States right now with dummy cameras and the false sense of security they provide. There have been many instances when an employer places dummy cameras up to deter theft or vandalism, but when an employee has their car broken into and the employee thinks the cameras caught the action, they turn to thier employer to review the recorded video. When the employee finds out that the cameras are really dummy cameras, they fire up a lawsuit for a false sense of security. And guess what, they are winning these lawsuits.

Security is not something to take lightly. Thats why its important to hire the right professionals to design, spec, and install your security system. The time that we recommend dummy cameras is when budget doesn't allow for additional cameras for your system. Lets say you have 6 cameras installed for your surveillance system, well a few more dummy cameras will provide the burglar with the notion of a large surveillance system when in fact you are concentrating on very strategic areas of coverage.

Its always important to match dummy cameras with the real cameras, to keep the look identical. Having the real cameras in place, while being strategic, allows for adequate surveillance coverage the notion of cameras all over your home or business.