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Home Security Cameras & Systems

Free Support for Life

SCW’s world-class, US-based technical support staff are ready to answer your questions about installation and operation.

3 & 5 Year Warranties

At SCW, we believe in what we sell. That’s why if you ever run into defective equipment we make our warranty process easy and fair.

Expert-Led Training

SCW's dedicated support team will help you with installation and set-up even after you've made a big purchase. We never leave you hanging!

Built for Security Professionals.

Loved by Everyone.

Whether you're looking for an easy-to-install wire-free system for your home or looking to design a sophisticated holistic security solution for your business, our state of the art products are sure to please. Let's find the right system for you.

The SCW Difference

Who are we?

When SCW was founded in 2010, we knew we had a job to do. Security cameras were never easy, and it was impossible to know what you were getting or what to do with it. From the beginning, it has always been our purpose to provide the absolute best product for our clients' needs, but that's not enough. We're not happy until we prepare every person who has SCW equipment for a lifetime of success. That's why, from start to finish, SCW is always there for you.

Too good to be true? Pick up the phone and ask an SCW agent about it; we're based entirely in the US and can't wait to share our mission with you.

Wire-Free Cameras

EufyCam2: Easy Set-Up, Zero Hidden Fees, and Premium Support Included

At SCW, we know not every home needs a wired system. That's why we're now offering the EufyCam2! The EufyCam2 is the perfect security camera system if you're looking for an effortless installation. With advanced night vision, 1080 HD, and two-way audio, you don't have to worry about your family's safety anymore. Not to mention, just one battery charge gives you a year's worth of security.

Two Camera Kit

$349.99

Four Camera Kit

$649.97

Wired Systems

Free Floorplan Customization Service, 24/7 Live Viewing, and Free, Lifetime Support

SCW's commercial-grade, wired systems are great for folks who are looking for an additional layer of security. With commercial-grade systems, you get a 24/7 live view, no batteries to replace, and up to 4K Ultra HD resolution!

Where to Place Cameras

The goal of security devices is to create a security perimeter - a clear barrier between you and anyone who might be unsafe, where they must be vetted before passing through and where if a breech occurs there's an easy way to contact the authorities.

For a homeowner, the vetting process is accomplished two ways (1) going to the door or checking cameras when a threat is outside and (2) sounding an alarm, if entry has been forced.

Entryways

Place cameras where they can see anywhere near where a person can enter the home, usually this means doors and larger windows.
Place cameras where they can see anywhere near where a person can enter the home, usually this means doors and larger windows.
The red zones indicate the views of strategically placed fixed lens cameras watching your front and back doors.
Notice that the green zones are facing towards the front yard. You want your cameras to catch the face of an intruder as they enter, not when they exit. Always face cameras in your side yard towards your front yard.
A note about alarms. Cameras are great when you are home or able to check them. Alarm sensors serve many of same functions as a camera system, but work while you are asleep, not watching them, on vacation, out of cell service, or in another country.

Garage

Just like with the small house example, place cameras where they can see anywhere near where a person can enter the home, usually this means doors and larger windows.
Just like with the small house example, place cameras where they can see anywhere near where a person can enter the home, usually this means doors and larger windows.
Just like with the small house example, always face cameras in your side yard towards your front yard.
Notice that the green zones in this larger house example, with a larger home, you may have a garage. Garages should be thought of as outside of your security perimeter.
Garages are the most risky entry point of any home, as thieves or assailants can "tailgate" into the garage when the vehicle enters. Always treat a Garage like it is outside your security perimeter.

Outdoor Assets

Many homeowners have important assets that they want to secure, but which are outside of the home, this can include AC units, cars, and boats, but also can include secondary structures.
In this example, we have a carport, detached workshop, and a long driveway.
The green camera's view watches the car in the carport and part of the driveway.
The blue camera, a longer range vari-focal camera, watches the long driveway (and the car on it), while also watching people who may try to walk up the driveway to gain access to the workshop.
Not pictured. There's a secure fence that made other entry points to the backyard or workshop unlikely. Cameras in backyard still recommended, but not shown, as to make the green and blue cameras easier to differentiate.

Indoors

We do not generally recommend cameras indoors, except in these circumstances:

You have semi-trusted individuals who can enter the home when no one is present - such as a cleaning company, and you suspect them of having committed a crime.
You have a semi-trusted individual, in the home, who provides caregiving or in-home medical care, and you suspect them of harming that individual or other crimes.
You care for an individual, in the home, who may harm themselves or others, such as an elder with alzheimer's.

If you are facing these circumstances, here's some guidelines:

Audio is heavily regulated by federal wiretapping laws and we don't suggest recording audio without consent. A corporate client can post "audio recording on premises signs" and get employees to sign employment contracts that consent to recording, and they still don't do it very often, because of the risks. Homeowners should avoid cameras that record audio, the video may be thrown out by the court for being illegally obtained.
Unless you have a real, legally-mandated life-safty concern (for example, caring for an elderly person who falls frequently or a child with suicidal ideation), recording video in areas where people have an expectation of privacy, such as bedrooms or bathrooms, is illegal. Homeowners should placing cameras in private areas, the video may be thrown out by the court for being illegally obtained and you may face charges yourself.

SCW Shield

Effortless set-up, smart home automation, and monitoring plans that fit your needs

SCW's Shield Alarm Systems make your life safer and easier. Watch over your loved ones with professional 24/7 monitoring options. The Shield protects your home from break-ins, fire, carbon monoxide, and even water damage. We have multiple plans that will fit your specific needs!