See the gate on your phone
When someone is at the fence, you see the picture. The door still opens with an intercom or a key, not the camera.
A camera shows who is at the gate or the shed. It does not open the door or replace a lock. NextTek fits cameras for houses around Riga. In an apartment stairwell the building decides.
Put it where you need to see an entrance. Not on every wall.
When someone is at the fence, you see the picture. The door still opens with an intercom or a key, not the camera.
One camera on a corner sees the drive. The second goes where the first cannot see.
A flat's camera in the stairwell films the neighbours. The building may do that. One resident may not.
The recording stays with you. It does not have to live in a cloud. We say how many days the disk holds.
The camera shows, the sensor alerts. They are two things. Both can be in one house. One does not replace the other.
We pick a camera by what it sees at night and in rain. Not by the advert on the box.
A house can have cameras now. A stairwell is common property.
The first camera shows who is calling. If the shed needs one later, the cable is planned now.
In a stairwell and a shared yard the camera goes in with the manager. One flat's camera there films other people.
We look at the picture in the dark, not in the shop. If a plate is unreadable at night, we move the camera. We do not promise a miracle.
Tell us if it is the gate, the shed, or a stairwell. A stairwell needs the building's decision.
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