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Alarm.com Video Doorbells
Alarm.com offers multiple options for doorbell cameras, giving you a prime view of your porch and anyone who may wander onto it. In previous years Alarm.com worked with Skybell to design these video doorbells, but recently Alarm.com has started producing its own style cameras. In addition to creatin...
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Alarm.com WiFi Cameras
A collection of all the Alarm.com cameras we carry that offer WiFi connectivity. These devices are very easy to install and get enrolled into an Alarm.com account. All WiFi cameras from Alarm.com require an adapter to be plugged into the wall for power, and once powered they can be connected to your...
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Alarm.com Hardwired PoE Cameras
This category of Alarm.com cameras offers a hardwired PoE setup, meaning any Power over Ethernet (PoE) supported router can be used to power the devices. In situations where you do not have a PoE router or modem, these cameras do offer a connection vis the ADC-VACC-PWR-VC101 power adapter (sold sepa...
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Alarm.com Stream Video Recorders
These Alarm.com SVRs will allow you to record both audio and video 24/7 locally at up to 4MP resolution. The Commercial (CSVR) models can hold up to 16 cameras at once and come with different storage space options. The SVR210 allows up to 8 cameras, for smaller or residential applications. Note that...
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Alarm.com Camera Accesories
Alarm.com offers accessories designed specifically to interface with their surveillance setups. Items like the Western Digital SD cards, and the ADC Smart Gateway can dramatically improve your video quality when using Alarm.com's cameras. All of the items in this category come directly from Alarm.co...
More About Alarm.com Video Cameras
The Alarm.com video cameras provide high-quality images so you'll be able to pick out distinguishing features of anyone invading your property. These cameras record in 1080p resolution and in H.264 format. They have various camera types that are available and we will outline those below.
The first camera in the Alarm.com offering is the ADC-V522IR indoor stationary camera. This camera has 1080p resolution and records images in the H.264 format. You will get full-color display and night vision of 15 ft.
The next camera, which is also for indoor use, is the ADC-V620PT. This differs from the other indoor cameras in the fact that you can use the pan and tilt feature of this camera to move it around so as to see what is going on in the surrounding area that may be outside of the current field of view using the Alarm.com app. This camera has a 720p resolution and records in H.264 format.
They also offer a third camera that is good for use indoors and outdoors and it is the ADC-V722W. This camera has 1080p resolution and records in H.264 format as well. The night vision you'll get with the camera is 40 ft in total darkness.
Not only does Alarm.com provide cameras but they also have two other items. The first item is a Streaming Video Recorder. This will allow you to have a DVR function for your cameras. The SVR will store video footage on its hard drive. They offer a 1TB (ADC-SVR1001) and 2TB (ADC-SVR1002) hard drive version. The next item that Alarm.com offers makes it so you can use analog video cameras that you might already have. The ADC-VS121 will convert your analog surveillance cameras from an analog signal to a digital IP signal. You'll need one ADC-VS121 per analog camera.
Of course, to use all of these you will need to be signed up for the Alarm.com Video Services. They offer a Pro Video Package for 4 cameras. With the Pro Video package, you will get 1000 clips stored per month and a live look-in feature. If you need more than 4 cameras then they have an expansion package for an additional fee that will add up to 4 more cameras. To use the Streaming Video Recorders you will need the Pro Video package and the Video 24x7 package. You get to view and look-in on your cameras from your Alarm.com account through the website log-in or smartphone app.