Experience the Security Revolution with Rotating Security Cameras

Here is an uncomfortable as well as undeniable truth: Burglars are experts are at targeting the blind spots in your home that you may have neglected. For that reason, if you equip your home with Rotating Security Cameras you’ll have a better view of these crucial areas.

These Camera models feature automatic rotation that covers 360° leaving no hiding spots for burglars or trespassers.

In this article we will discuss how to choose the best wireless rotating cameras. Along with that, we’ll provide tips and recommendations for best uses.

Continue on for a comprehensive buyers guide to Rotating Security cameras.

Article Sections:

• Top 2 Recommendations
• 4 Important Purchasing Tips

Top Recommendations for Indoor and Outdoor Rotating Security Cameras

Here is an introduction to the best rotating camera solutions on the market. We have chosen the top indoor version as well as the best solution for outdoor needs.

This filters out the time you would have spent shopping and focuses in on the optimized choices for both indoor and outdoor 360° coverage.

ONE PT WiFi Indoor Rotating Security Cameras

The ONE PT Indoor WiFi Camera is our easiest options for all-around smooth rotating coverage. This is the perfect option for home owners or renters who don’t want to worry about the hassle of tricky installation.

This camera connects to your existing WiFi network and plugs into power for the extent of its set up requirements. From there, you have pristine viewing quality with HD 1080P resolutions as well as exceptional remote control and automatic movement capabilities.

From the user friendly app, you will have full control of your camera’s position at your convenience. You can use the easy live controls to adjust the camera 360° in real time. If you prefer to see any significant motion in the area, you can set the ONE PT to automatic motion tracking. This will ensure that the camera captures any important activity in the vicinity with full 360° coverage.

The final advanced way to control your ONE PT’s positioning is to use the 360° Panoramic tap controls. In this mode, the camera takes a full panoramic snap shot of it’s entire surroundings. From there, you can access that screenshot on the free mobile app and tap on the exact place you’d like the camera to turn to. This saves time over panning with the controls if you know exactly what you want to look at.

Here’s a spotlight on the top ONE PT specs:

One of the best features of the ONE PT is that you gain all of this advanced coverage with virtually no installation process. Other than connecting to your WiFi as well as plugging into power, you can simply set the camera on a flat surface and you are set to go.

Check out the ONE PT in action below!

PTZ Outdoor Rotating Security Cameras

When it comes to large front entrances, driveways or large properties in general, the 30x Optical Zoom PTZ camera is the ideal outdoor option. Though the mounting is a bit more involved than the previous option, we have made installation of this PTZ camera as easy as possible.

PoE cabling provides both power and data transmission, so you only have to run a single wire to eact PTZ camera.

Businesses and multi-building properties can particularly benefit from this model as the all around motion control is perfect for parking lots. Along with that, the 30x optical zoom covers long lines of sight while providing clear HD 1080P imaging.

Have a closer look at the PTZ specs:

Top 4 Important Purchasing Tips for Rotating Security Cameras

Here is a quick breakdown of the most important points of consideration when deciding if you need rotating security cameras.

#1. Plan Accordingly for Your Budget

Wide angle viewing as well as full rotation makes these cameras more versatile than their fixed lens counterparts.

You may expect rotating cameras to be much pricier than other models.

This is not necessarily true. Here’s an average price reference list:

As the table above shows, our rotating security cameras are in keeping with the average price of similar units across the board.

In fact, with our units you are gaining superior quality coverage with low to median pricing.

If you need indoor rotating coverage only, your costs will be much lower as outdoor PTZ options are on the higher end of the price range.

Also consider any hidden fees. Luckily with LaView, we never require subscriptions. The PTZ model records directly onto an NVR, while the ONE PT has onboard micro SD storage as an option with a Cloud subscription as an optional means of storage.

#2 Check Reviews for Rotating Functions

Pan and tilt rotation are extra layers of functionality for cameras. For that reason, it is important to know that you have a fast, smooth and reliable camera.

Doing research before is a good idea which includes reading reviews on the company’s site, watching related product review videos as well as reading reviews on other tech media outlets.

Reliable Tech News Outlets:

• CNET
• PCMag
• TechRadar
• Digital Trands
• TechHive

As an example of a good source for tech reviews, check out our recent feature on Home Automation X below. The video features our ONE Link Wireless Battery Camera System. Not exactly a rotating security camera, but a great option for versatile, totally wire-free surveillance!

#3. Ensure Your Rotating Component Isn’t Too Noisy

Beyond wanting fast as well as smooth rotation, you also want a product that isn’t disruptive to your household. We appreciate how difficult it can be to get the little ones to bed. That’s why the ONE PT provides particularly quiet rotation for your convenience.

Other cheaper models on the market don’t do you the same service with their loud buzzing and intrusive mechanical sounds.

This may be a key piece of information to look for in your review research.

#4 Be Careful When Trying to Create Your Own DIY Rotating Security Cameras

Nowadays it seems like everything can be a DIY project. Though this is true, we suggest exercising serious caution when if you try to create your own DIY rotating security cameras.

This would entail converting a fixed camera into a rotating one by adding a rotating mount.

This is definitely possible, but before you get into researching that, look at our quick things to remember along the way.

• Building rotating security cameras on your own requires professional skills and deep knowledge.
• Rotating stand brackets may not be compatible with specific camera types. Check this ahead of time!
• You may end up spending a lot more money building your own DIY solution compared to buying one of our optimized and fairly-priced models.

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