Appro Scallop Imaging Security Cameras
Security cameras are the cornerstone of any effective surveillance system. With over 50 years of industry expertise, we offer a wide selection of professional-grade solutions from leading brands like InVid, Hikvision, Pelco, and Bosch.
Our extensive catalog includes everything from AI-powered cameras for smart detection to specialized license plate recognition cameras and 360-degree panoramic cameras for complete coverage. Choose from bullet, dome, and PTZ models—all designed to deliver crystal-clear video, remote viewing, and reliable performance in any environment.
Whether you're securing a home, business, or high-traffic facility, we have the right solution to match your needs. Browse our full Security Cameras category or explore related options like wireless, hidden, and NDAA-compliant cameras for enhanced peace of mind.
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- $1,401.40SKU: DW01-100-001
Scallop Imaging DW01-100-001 7 Megapixel 180 Degree IP Surveillance Camera
- Five 1.3 MP CMOS Sensors
- 7 MP, 180° Panoramic Image
- Depth of Field 1' to Infinity
- Field of View 180 x 48°
- 2 Simultaneous Video Streams
$1,401.40Low Price Guarantee - $1,008.00SKU: DW03-100-001
Scallop Imaging, A7-180 7 Megapixel 180 degree Analog Surveillance Camera
- 180° analog distributed imaging camera
- Staring Array of five 1.3 MP CMOS image sensors with resolution equivalent to 23 standard VGA cameras for superior object detection
- Captures images at a maximum frame rate of 15 fps
- 480 TVL video output
- NTSC and PAL support
$1,008.00Low Price Guarantee - $160.99SKU: CV-7830KDIR
Appro CV-7830KDIR Day/Night Vandal Proof IR Dome Camera
- 1/3" SONY IMX138 1.3MP CMOS
- 1000 TVL (720p) High Resolution
- 2.8~12mm Varifocal Lens
- OSD Menu
- 3 Axis for Wall or Ceiling Mounting
$160.99Low Price Guarantee - $131.23SKU: CV-7667KW
Appro CV-7667KW 1/3” SONY IMX138 1.3MP CMOS, 1000 TVL (720p) IR Vandal Dome, 2.8~12mm
- 1/3" SONY IMX138 1.3MP CMOS
- 1000 TVL (720p) High Resolution
- 2.8~12mm Varifocal Lens
- 36 IR LEDs and 100ft IR Range
- IR-Cut Filter
$131.23Low Price Guarantee - $100.95SKU: CV-7830EDIR
Appro CV-7830EDIR 700 TVL Analog IR Outdoor Dome Camera, 2.8-11mm Lens
- 1/3" Sony CCD, Effior-EDSP
- High Resolution: 700TVL
- 2.8~11mm Varifocal Lens
- 18 IR LEDs, 50ft IR Range
- OSD Menu
$100.95Low Price Guarantee - $97.99SKU: CV-7819K
Appro CV-7819K IR Weather Proof Bullet Camera
- 1/3" SONY IMX138 1.3MP CMOS
- 1000 TVL (720p) High Resolution
- 3.6mm Fixed Lens
- 24 IR LEDs and 75ft IR Range
- IR-Cut Filter
$97.99Low Price Guarantee
Cameras Frequently Asked Questions
Should I choose wired or wireless cameras?
Wired cameras typically offer more reliable connections and higher video quality, while wireless cameras are easier to install and can be placed in hard-to-reach areas. Consider your home's layout, the distance from power sources, and your comfort level with installation when making a choice.
Where should I place my security cameras for the best coverage?
Ideally, cameras should be positioned at entry points like doors and windows, as well as in high-traffic areas. Ensure they are mounted at a height that captures faces and avoid obstructions. A 90-degree field of view is generally effective for wide coverage.
What camera features are most important for clear footage?
Look for cameras with high resolution (at least 1080p), night vision capabilities, and wide dynamic range (WDR) to handle varying light conditions. Additional features like motion detection and remote viewing can enhance functionality and ease of use.
How can I store and manage the video recordings?
Video recordings can be stored on local devices like DVRs or NVRs, or in the cloud for remote access. Choose a storage solution based on your recording needs, such as length of video retention and the number of cameras, while considering data security and accessibility.
Can I install the cameras myself, or do I need professional help?
Many security cameras are designed for DIY installation, featuring user-friendly instructions and mounting hardware. However, if you're uncomfortable with electrical work or want optimal placement, hiring a professional installer might be the better option for peace of mind.
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