Stable cameras
See the horses from the house.
Overnight, foaling, the aisle, the tack room, the yards or the gate. You want to see that from the house or the phone, not by getting dressed and going out.
- Stalls, aisles, yards and the gate
- Lighting and power checked first
- A link back to the house if the stable is too far
Start with what you need to see
A foaling stall is a different camera from a gate on the road. An aisle shows who went in. A tack or feed room is about the gear, not the horse. Yards and the arena approach matter at night, when you are in the house. We mark those views before anyone talks about a camera count.
The stable is rarely next to the router
Metal sheds, dust and poor light are normal. So is a power point in the wrong place, or no useful power at the gate. If the stable is past the house Wi-Fi, the cameras need a wireless link or a cable run back to the recorder. That is part of the same plan, not a surprise after the cameras are on the wall.
There is no single stable package
Stable Watch is a starting kit when the views, the distance and the power suit it. If they do not, we plan the cameras for that property. HiLook packages from $1,450, $1,990 and $2,890, price confirmed after a quick check.