Security Cameras & CCTV: Your 2022 Guide

July 4, 2022

Home security is an integral part of our lives, and home security trends for 2022 show that more and more people are embracing the swathes of smart tech that make keeping our homes safe easier than ever. Modern home security is about more than just keeping intruders at bay – modern tech means Newcastle homeowners can keep an eye on all aspects of their property, from major things like theft to smaller aspects like petty vandalism. Here’s our round-up of the top home security trends for 2022.

Upgrading Home Security With Smart Home Devices

Newcastle homeowners are planning to upgrade their homes with smart devices. Without expert input, these upgrades can be expensive, complicated and time-consuming. Here are some things to think about before you jump in:

Consider Costs vs Investment in Home Security

Quality smart home devices can be seen as expensive. If you're looking at adding a decent smart security camera or alarm system, it can cost thousands of dollars just for initial installation, however the convenience and quality assurance of the devices we install is an investment in your Newcastle home security.

Make Sure You're Prepared Before Installation

Smart home devices can be complicated to install. Before purchasing any connected device(s), make sure you understand how they work and what type of service plan is required for maintenance and repairs. Choosing a company like On Guard Security & Communications can save you time, money and stress.

AI Helping Protect Homes 24/7

The technology is here. It’s not a matter of “if” but “when”, and it has the potential to change your life, for the better. These digital assistants are able to monitor your home for intruders, alert you when something is wrong, and even help you keep track of your home when you're away.

Being able to remotely view your security camera using the internet means you can tackle any problems as they happen and minimise potential damage. You can keep an eye on your pets if they’re home alone, and make sure that your property is in great shape for when you return.

IoT Technology

Another area of innovation harnesses the power of IoT (Internet of Things) technology. This type of tech means that CCTV can become more responsive, and create an active system of crime deterrent. IoT technology goes beyond simple alarms and alerts to create systems to deploy barriers, lighting and other deterrents in a way that will revolutionise CCTV's role in fighting crime.

5G Connected CCTV & Security Cameras

5G CCTV has the potential to revolutionise home security, and the testing of prototype 5G CCTV is well underway so we should see the first devices emerge in 2022.

Once this tech is up and running, we'll see increased speeds (5G is up to 100 times faster than 4G) and this means increased connectivity. Traditionally remote areas will be able to benefit from increased options for home security, bringing peace of mind to remote communities.

Get Expert Advice

When it comes to new technology, a bit of expert advice goes a long way. To find out how to make the most of 2022 home security trends, or advice on installation and system function, just get in touch with us today.

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