That is just funny. Suggested greeting: "We've been waiting for you for a long time. Nice that you're finally here. The key is under the doormat, go ahead and make some coffee, we'll be there in 2 minutes."Well, television also suggests that nowadays it’s enough to hang up a camera from manufacturer XY and you can already see everything live in at least 1080p and even communicate with the burglar.
Good neighborhood also protects
Sounds plausible. If it’s organized gangs, the footage probably won’t help anyway. I’m still seriously considering it. I ordered windows in RC2N. The roller shutter slats are aluminum. At least that way they have to struggle for a few extra seconds. There won’t be any valuable jewelry here worth taking. In that respect, there’s nothing to lose. Still, you want to avoid the uneasy feeling that someone unfamiliar was in your house. Depending on how well the residential ventilation system works, all the windowsills are simply blocked with flowerpots. At least that way they can’t get in unnoticed at night.In order for the camera to act as a deterrent, you have to be able to see it before the burglars are already in the garden. Once they are visible on the footage, they just continue.
It is usually the case that there is hardly anything to get in the new buildings. Most are broke after building the house. Nevertheless, break-ins happen and whatever is there gets stolen.