As the science laboratory technician, I had always faced with the problems of material losses every week. Since I could not prove who got them, I had to pay the cost of what were lost during accounting. It had to stop.

I never considered quitting the job but I wanted to know how these things were lost. I met with the school administration.

Spy cameras were what I recommended to be installed in the laboratory. I emphasized wired hidden cameras over wireless because there is no hassle in recharging the former because of its continuous power supply.

With a DVR or VCR, we can record what the camera captures. And with a TV or computer monitor, we can view live feeds or play the recordings back. The cables that connect these wired hidden cameras to the recording or viewing equipment must be carefully hidden in walls or ceilings so that there is no hint that a surveillance camera is present in the area.

Spy cameras can be embedded in very discreet items in the home or office. Examples are the Clock Radio Nanny Cam, which is a functional clock and radio like any other, as well as the Smoke Detector Hidden Camera and the Sprinkler Hidden Camera. The last two are non-functional home devices but can give clear images from the ceiling with their down-view function. I specifically ordered for these two to be put in the laboratory.

With the Exit Sign Wired Hidden Camera set up on the door, we could clearly see who leaves the science laboratory.

With the wired hidden cameras in place inside the science laboratory, losses were already accounted to the mischievous students who liked taking small lab equipment with them after each class.

The spy cameras also showed our property custodian, who had a key to the science laboratory, getting things every now and then.

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