Re: Good wireless home security camera systems?

[Ant <ant@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>> Does anyone know of good wireless (no cabling!) networked home
>> security camera systems that doesn't require a subscription and
>> phone home/another company (e.g., clouds on someone else's servers)
>> and want to record at a big home, hidden. Also, do not want the
>> included wireless routers like Netgear's Arlo. I just want to add
>> to the current network setups and have good security.
>
> There's not much in the wireless realm that is reliable  .... which
> is the reason why professional installers shy away from it. It
> usually results in too many service calls because of frequent
> problems. Some DIY'ers are willing to attend to it on a constant
> basis.
>
> You might want to experiment with web cams as an alternative. They
> are relatively inexpensive so if it doesn't work out you're not out
> that much expense. Other wireless cameras are more expensive but can
> suffer the same sort of problems.

Aren't these web cams basically the same like Netgear's Arlo package? So
their wireless don't work well? :( I am surprised wireless setups don't
work well today. :(
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