What is a dome camera best for?

A dome camera is a fixed camera in a low-profile dome housing, best for discreet, wide indoor coverage of sales floors, lobbies, corridors, elevators, and common areas. Its tinted cover hides the lens direction and its rounded shape resists tampering. Mammoth Security places dome cameras indoors on Connecticut properties, paired with bullet and PTZ cameras for other spaces.

What is the difference between a dome and a bullet camera?

A dome camera is discreet and low-profile for indoor and ceiling mounting with a wide view, while a bullet camera is visible and built for outdoor reach and deterrence on perimeters. Most Connecticut properties use both. Mammoth Security specifies dome cameras for indoor spaces and bullet cameras for exterior coverage, matched to each area.

Can one dome camera cover a whole room?

Often, yes. Wide-angle and varifocal dome lenses cover 90 to 180 degrees, and fisheye dome models capture a full 360-degree view of an open space from one ceiling mount. A single well-placed dome can cover a lobby, an open office floor, or a checkout area. Mammoth Security matches the lens and mounting height to each Connecticut space.

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