Are you a homeowner concerned about your family's safety? Protect your home with a CCTV security camera system.

With the increasing number of criminal incidents in the Philippines, investing in a CCTV surveillance camera systems can help deter potential burglars and provide valuable evidence in case of a break-in. Here are the top 10 areas to place a CCTV camera in your home:  

#1: Your Front Door

The CCTV camera should focus on capturing the face of anyone who enters or leaves the house through the front door, as well as any suspicious activity in the surrounding area.

#2: The Backyard

The CCTV camera should capture any activity in the backyard, laundry or utility area, including potential intruders, pets/animals or children playing.

#3: The Living room

The CCTV camera should focus on capturing the activity in the living room, which is often the central area of the house where family members spend most of their time.

#4: Your Parking Area

The CCTV camera should capture any activity in the garage or driveway, including any vehicles that enter or leave the property.

#5: The Side Door

The CCTV camera should capture any activity near the side entrances, which is often a vulnerable area for potential intruders to gain access to your property.

#6: Your Home Office

The CCTV camera should focus on capturing the activity in the home office, where valuable items such as computers, documents, and other electronics may be kept.

#7: The Basement Area

The CCTV camera should capture any activity in the basement, which is often a dark and isolated area that can be a potential entry point for burglars.

#8: The Stairs

The CCTV camera should capture any activity on the staircase, which is often a high-traffic area that can pose a safety risk for family members and visitors.

#9: The Children's Room

The CCTV camera should focus on capturing the activity in a child's room or nursery, where children may spend a significant amount of time and where their safety is of utmost importance.

#10: Kitchen or Dining room

The CCTV camera should capture any activity in the dining and/or kitchen, which is often a high-traffic area: family members gather for meals, valuable items such as silverware and china may be kept and where most serious accidents may happen.