How to Set a Trap to Record the Evidence You Need

Coming home to find out your space has been broken into isn’t just about lost belongings-it’s about losing that sense of safety you rely on in your own home. The same goes for your car, workplace, or any other place vulnerable to theft or suspicious activity. Regaining that sense of security (or preventing it from being shaken in the first place) can start with taking matters into your own hands. And one of the most effective ways to do that? Using a hidden camera

Whether you’re dealing with something small-like valuables disappearing when the housekeeper visits-or a more serious issue, such as repeated break-ins at your office, a discreet hidden camera can make all the difference. It’s about being proactive, giving your eyes on the situation when you can’t be there, and collecting the evidence you need if something goes wrong.

How to Set a Trap to Record the Evidence You Need

Why Hidden Cameras Matter 

Hidden cameras aren’t just about catching someone in the act, although that’s certainly a big part of it. They give you peace of mind. If you suspect something is off and it turns out to be nothing, great! But if your suspicions are confirmed, you’ll have the footage you need to take action. Think of them as a crucial layer in your overall security plan. While they might not stop a break-in like an alarm or a lock, they give you that all-important after-the-fact evidence. That means a better chance of recovering your stolen property, holding the person accountable, and maybe even preventing future crimes.

Setting Up a Hidden Camera 

When it comes to setting up a hidden camera, you’ve got options. Some cameras let you view footage remotely, right from your phone, computer, or other devices. This means you don’t just watch it later-you can tune in live, which is especially helpful if you want to catch a thief in the act. Most of these cameras will transmit footage via your home or office Wi-Fi, so make sure you’ve got a reliable internet connection in place. How to Set a Trap to Record the Evidence You Need

Keeping the camera hidden is key if you want to gather real evidence. Placing multiple cameras can also be a smart strategy-if one gets spotted or disabled, you’ll have others capturing the action. And if you’re looking for something extra discreet, a device like a smoke detector camera is a great choice. It blends in perfectly, looking exactly like a standard smoke alarm while capturing everything that’s happening.

Why Every Security Plan Needs Hidden Cameras

No matter the situation-whether it’s protecting your business or adding an extra layer of security to your home-a hidden camera is a must-have. It gives you that peace of mind when you’re away, and when something happens, it gives you the evidence to act on. 

At BrickHouse Security, we’re here to help you find the best hidden camera for your needs. Our team can guide you on everything-from picking the right camera to placing it for maximum effectiveness and even using the footage if you need to present it as evidence. 

If you’re unsure where to start or just need some advice on the best options for your specific situation, don’t hesitate to reach out. We’ve got the expertise to help you stay safe and secure.

Posted by Todd Morris on Jan 2nd 2024

Todd Morris

Todd Morris

Todd Morris is the Founder and CEO of BrickHouse Security, a leader in GPS tracking and security solutions since 2005. Featured on the Inc 5000 list, Todd has steered the company from its inception, applying expertise developed at Apple, Adobe, and MapQuest to deliver innovative, reliable solutions for both businesses and consumers. Recognized as an authority in the GPS tracking industry, Todd regularly contributes insights to major news programs. His practical approach includes using his sons as beta testers for products, from stroller tours to monitoring teenage driving, ensuring BrickHouse’s offerings are user-friendly and effective. This hands-on testing reflects Todd’s commitment to real-world application and safety.