It’s that time of year and all the hustle and bustle of the holidays is in full swing. Everything is happening at a frenetic pace with no sign of slowing down and it’s easy to lose track of things along the way. With so much going on at this time of year and time being of the essence, you may have been seeing some increased activity at your front door recently. While this may be a good thing, you should still know who is at your door so that you can be selective when you answer it, so that you don’t end up wasting time with another door-to-door sales rep or an unwanted visitor. This is where having a door peephole camera will come in handy and here’s why you should get one.
1: Safety
Your home is your sanctuary and you have the right to feel safe there. Having a peephole camera installed into your front door allows you to have peace of mind knowing you don’t have to answer the door to know who is standing there.
2: See Only Who You Want To
A door peephole camera allows you to see who is at your door and you don’t even have to be near it to know. You can have them connected to an LCD panel that you can mount somewhere or take with you around the house so you will always know what is going on.
3: They Are Child-Friendly
Many households have their children answer the door and think nothing of it. While it is safe to do this, having a peephole camera in your door can enable your kids to see who is there without the person at the door ever knowing.
4: Great For The Elderly
Some elderly people don’t feel safe answering the door or are perhaps too frail or weak to get up every time to answer it. They can check who is at the door from the comfort of their seat or bed from their LCD display screen and don’t have to worry about getting up if they don’t want to.
5: They Can Be Very Discreet
You can get door peephole cameras that are very small and designed to look like any ordinary old peephole that you see anywhere else. No one could ever know that you have one unless you tell them and you can feel safe knowing that it is doing its job undiscovered.