Wiktionary
n. A video camera used to protect a building from intruders and to detect crime and other problems.
Usage examples of "security camera".
Startled, Kafari switched the datascreen view to the entrance security camera.
In an ideal world, what I was looking for would be something like a security camera, with a long cable connecting the camera itself to a separate control box that also housed the videotape.
If he'd got it right, the security camera should have seen the man pause by the first cubicle, then choose the second.
The power I'd gathered, though it felt like it was about to split me at the seams, rushed out in an almost impotent little hiccup of magic and swirled drunkenly toward the security camera.
A red light that should have beamed from a concealed security camera was dark.
They showed security camera views of the grounds around the house, the garage, the pool area, and every room inside except the master bedroom.
He waited as Mime's program disconnected the video feed for his elevator's security camera, recorded ten seconds of the adjoining car's video, and patched it in as a loop.
Now the security camera would show an empty elevator: appropriate for one that was about to be placed out of service.
But the disc mailers were directly in front of the security camera, and Sunco could sue her for office supply theft -- if the security guards in the basement were still awake in front of their wall of security screens.
Sometime during this conversation, the security camera showing the outside of the shed came up again.
Wally waited on his cot with his head propped up on the pillow and stared through the bars while he scratched his arms and chest, his eyes fixed on the security camera over the barred door.