Whether you own an apartment building or a private residence, adopting a system to secure access to your building represents a major asset when it comes to protecting your tenants, your family and your belongings. According to a report by SafeWise, approximately 60 percent of thieves would be unlikely to target a building equipped with a security system.<\/span><\/p>\n In some cases, a security system is even mandated by law. For example, the law requires that buildings with six or more apartments be equipped with an intercom system<\/a>. There are numerous systems that can help secure access to your property. In fact, more and more individuals are opting for smart homes (also called \u201cconnected homes\u201d), which often include the installation of surveillance cameras, both inside and outside.<\/span><\/p>\n Below, you\u2019ll find some useful information on the two main types of security systems used at the entrances of homes and other buildings.<\/span><\/p>\n Long reserved for professional use only, exterior surveillance cameras<\/a> are appealing to an increasing number of individuals. According to <\/span>Market Research Future<\/span><\/a>, the domestic surveillance camera market is expected to reach 1.3 billion dollars by 2023. There are numerous available models, offering a wide variety of features.<\/span><\/p>\n To provide surveillance at the entrance to your residence, you should opt for a model with the following characteristics:<\/span><\/p>\nExterior surveillance cameras<\/b><\/h2>\n
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