This section discusses different types of installations and helps you decide which type of camera is most appropriate for your situation. Who's There offers several types of cameras and related equipment and each type of installation and camera has its own page. Several of the most popular cameras are pictured on the right.

The page for each cameras explains when you might want to use this type, various ways to install it, and exactly what is required for each type of installation. Read here to learn how to use your existing cameras with Who's There.

What about the really technical stuff? We don't have much of a discussion about that because we take care of it. When you are ready to connect your cameras, one our expert technicians will talk you through the simple process over the telephone, or even take over and do everything for you. No problem - this setup is covered by the site activation fee.

Here are brief discussions of serveral ideas and concepts that are worthwhile understanding.

Camera Resolution
The resolution of a camera gives you an idea of the quality and detail you can expect to see in the video presented. All Who's There cameras have good resolution but some models listed as high resolution go beyond standard TV quality.

Power Over Ethernet
This is a method of sending power to each camera over the Ethernet (or network) cable that connects it to your router. Power Over Ethernet (abbreviated PoE) adds a little to the one-time equipment cost but can save a lot of effort during the installation by eliminating the need for a power outlet near the camera.