There are a number of benefits and advantages to owning an outdoor night vision security camera. These outdoor cameras can be used in a number of applications, both for home security as well as for your small business. One of the advantages is that a number of these are wireless, and have a long range, so you don't have to worry about putting them up right next to a building. Mounted in a tree or on a fence, these cameras can give you a full view of your property.

While a little more expensive than other cameras, a night security camera can allow you to see exactly who and what is approaching your property. For an example, if you are having problems with your garbage cans being knocked over, night vision can show you whether the vandal is on two legs, or four. Outdoor cameras can also be equipped with motion sensors, so that they don't waste electricity or DVR space.

Having an outdoor night vision security camera is good for other things as well. If you live out in the country, you can get some wonderful shots of wildlife that only come out at night. You can see if a fox or racoon is getting into your garden, or eyeing your chicken pen a little to closely. With these outdoor cameras, you will know who is bringing your daughter home. These cameras, since they can be tied into your other home security devices, can be accessed from just about anywhere, your cell phone, iPad, or laptop. Whether you are at a hotel, out camping, or on the road, you will be able to see what is going on at home.

A lot of people who are concerned about their business or home security may not know the first thing about a night security camera. Some of the things you need to keep in mind when buying outdoor cameras are if they have their own power source, whether they are directly connected or wireless, how much range do they have if wireless, and whether they are compatible with your computer, or security system.

Another concern that people have when buying a night security camera is price. On the average, depending on the manufacturer, you can expect the pay over a hundred dollars for quality outdoor cameras. Anything lower and you run the risk of buying a product that has poor resolution, or is not as weather resistant. The more features these cameras have, the more expensive they are going to be.

Designed for a number of security applications, this camera comes with a number of state of the art features, from a progressive scan CMOS Sensor, for sharper images and lifelike color. This camera can even 'see' in total darkness, and even supports outside IR input, allowing a large viewing area. There are just too many extras to mention here, but this camera can certainly fulfill many of your needs. It costs just over $400.