Security camera & surveillance systems · Avon Lake, Ohio (440) 210-9900Tom@AllWireless.us
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Surveillance systems · Avon Lake, Ohio

Security camera systems for homes and businesses.

Keep an eye on things while you are gone. All Wireless Security provides video surveillance you can watch from any computer or wireless device, day or night.

Call (440) 210-9900Email Tom Cooney
Residential & commercialWired & cloud camerasView on your phone

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All Wireless Security covers security, fire and surveillance for residential and commercial properties. This site covers surveillance: the cameras, how they record, and how you watch them.

Security

Wireless and wired alarm systems. See AllWireless.us.

Fire

Smoke and fire detection, part of the same protection.

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Surveillance

Security cameras, recording and viewing from your phone.

Camera options

The right camera for each spot

Choosing a video security system with the features that meet your needs matters. All Wireless Security helps you work out which camera technology suits your location and your budget.

Wired IP cameras

One network cable carries power and video. The usual choice for a fixed, always-recording system.

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Wi-Fi and cloud cameras

Fewer wires, with video stored online. A good fit for smaller spaces and quick coverage.

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PTZ cameras

Pan, tilt and zoom to follow activity across a large lot or yard.

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Video doorbell

See and talk to whoever is at the door from your phone, wherever you are.

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How it fits together

One network for every camera, with the video on your phone

A recorder-based system is simple once it's drawn out. This is a typical networked camera system, including a wireless link to a building with no cable. It is general background, not a fixed design.

How a networked camera system fits together Three PoE IP cameras run on network cable to a PoE switch. The switch powers the cameras and connects them to a network video recorder that records and serves the video. One switch port connects to the internet router, so the owner can watch live and recorded video in a phone app. A point-to-point wireless bridge extends the same network to a camera on a detached building. Camera 1PoE IP cameraCamera 2PoE IP cameraCamera 3PoE IP camera PoE switchPowers the cameras RecorderNVR records video RouterInternet uplink Your phoneLive + recorded Wireless bridge to a detached buildingPoint-to-point link: garage, barn, lot
CamerasPoE IP cameras send video over the same cable that powers them.
PoE switchPowers each camera and connects it to the network.
RecorderAn NVR records each camera on a schedule or when it sees motion.
RouterOne uplink to the internet lets the app reach the recorder.
BridgeA point-to-point wireless link reaches a garage, barn or second building.

General example of a recorder-based layout. A real system is planned around your property.

Who it's for

Your house or your business

Same company, different jobs. Pick the one that fits.

Homes

  • Front door, driveway and back yard
  • Video doorbell with two-way talk
  • Live and recorded view on your phone
Home surveillance →

Businesses

  • Entrances, registers, lots and loading areas
  • Recorder-based CCTV with set retention
  • Wireless links to outbuildings
Business surveillance →

How a camera project goes

From first call to watching on your phone

The usual steps for a camera system, from the first conversation to using it every day.

  1. Talk it through

    Call (440) 210-9900 or email Tom. Say what you want to see and why: deliveries, a parking lot, a back door.

  2. Plan the views

    Pick the camera type for each spot to suit your location and budget.

  3. Install & configure

    Cabling, mounting and aiming, then recording schedules, motion areas and how long video is kept.

  4. Hand-over

    Good things to check before you sign off: live view in the app on Wi-Fi and cellular, default passwords changed, and you know how to find a recording.

Quick answers

Questions people ask first

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Can I watch my security cameras on my phone?

Yes. All Wireless Security says you can monitor its surveillance systems from any computer or wireless device, day or night. On a recorder-based system, the recorder is linked to a viewing app on your phone. It is worth checking live view on both Wi-Fi and cellular data before you sign off.

Does All Wireless Security install cameras for businesses as well as homes?

Yes. All Wireless Security works on both residential and commercial properties, for home and office.

What kinds of cameras can All Wireless Security set up?

The company's consultation options include wired cameras, cloud cameras and complete surveillance systems. It also offers the First Alert Pro VX1 HD video doorbell from Resideo. For a specific model or feature, ask Tom.

Can cameras cover a garage or outbuilding that has no network cable?

Often, yes. As general practice, a point-to-point wireless bridge can carry the camera network out to a separate building, such as a detached garage, barn or another building on the lot. The link needs a clear line of sight, and its signal strength should be tested when it is installed. Ask Tom whether it suits your property.

Talk to Tom about cameras

Tell All Wireless Security what you want to see and where. Call (440) 210-9900, reach Tom Cooney directly at (440) 476-8215, or send an email.

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