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Motion detection is based on heat signature so the camera can discern the difference between, say, a spinning fan, a small dog, and an actual moving
person who's breaking in to your home.

They scare off burglars with barking Burglars don’t typically want to mess with a house where
there is a dog inside. Even if humans aren’t home, the sounds of the dogs barking could alert neighbors and the entire neighborhood of a problem. Simply having a “Beware of dog” sign could send a burglar on his way. They sound false alarms Dogs, however,… Read moreIt’s only natural to feel like your safety is compromised while your home is being gutted for renovations. Ironically, the construction your home is undergoing might even enhance its security, like the addition of a carport that conceals high end vehicles or a guest house that doubles as a storage unit for valuables. But the process of making these changes can cause inherent safety risks. Your walls are being torn down and your property is being swarmed with strangers each day. That’s why adding security cameras during construction, or re positioning your current ones to monitor the work area, can be very helpful. Here are 7 reasons you should use surveillance cameras during construction. Finding safety issues Reviewing the surveillance footage from the construction area can help you identify safety weak points
caused by the work. If there is a massive hole in the wall facing the street, that can be an enticing entryway for potential burglars.