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Local storage is essentially a microSD card, which is generally a one time purchase, while cloud video storage costs an average of $5 a month or $50 a year. ÀHow We TestedVideoFor daylight video tests, we wrote on a poster and placed it 16 feet away to compare each camera's indoor video quality. We used two lighting settings: natural light with the lights on and natural light on its own. We found the video was often better with the lights on than with natural light alone. The Flir FX and Foscam C2 had the best results with lights on. In low light conditions, the Nest Cam Indoor and the D Link DCS 2630L were better.

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— Contributed by Tom Kerber, Director, IoT Strategy, Parks AssociatesAs Managing Editor, Karyn Hodgson writes exclusive cover stories, such as SDM’s State of the Market series, as well as other feature length articles and case studies. She manages SDM’s Monitoring Today supplement, an annual supplement devoted to central stations and the business of monitoring. She also manages SDM’s Dealer of the Year and Systems Integrator of the Year Award programs. Systems integration is one of Karyn’s “beats”; she manages Today’s Systems Integrator e newsletter from SDM. Karyn has an MSJ in Journalism magazine publishing degree from Northwestern University, and more than 20 years’ experience writing for and about the security industry. Meet Karyn at industry conferences.

 

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The Kidde RF SM AC Est. $60 is similar, but is hard wired. Also known as the Kidde RF SM ACDC and the Kidde 1279 9999, one useful application is as a bridge between a pre existing hard wired, interconnected smoke alarm network and a new Kidde wireless interconnected network. Simply replace one of the existing hard wired smoke detectors with the Kidde RF SM AC and when a smoke detector on either network sounds, all will sound. The RF SM AC includes adapters that will allow this Kidde model to be used with most existing hard wired smoke detector networks. It's not been tested by any experts we deem to be credible, nor is there a ton of user feedback, but what is available is fairly positive including a 4.