White Security Surveillance Cameras



IF YOU PAINT THE CAMERA YOU VOID YOUR WARRANTY...say all the others.

Not at Backstreet! If you want to paint a camera to match your soffit or siding, go right ahead. We just encourage you to do it the right way, as the video below explains.




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Frequently Asked Questions



What are the benefits of choosing a "white" color security HD camera?


Our white‑finish surveillance camera provides a more neutral, less industrial look that is easier to incorporate into most residential and light‑commercial environments. The lighter color reflects sunlight, which will sometimes reduce thermal load and make the unit less visually obtrusive. Our cameras share the same functional capabilities and details (weather rating, night vision, resolution) as darker cameras, offering complete performance flexibility.


Are white‑finish cameras from Backstreet Surveillance any different in technical specifications compared to their standard models?


No, not at all. The white‑finish cameras are nearly identical in basic functionality (sensor type, resolution, recording, night‑vision, alerts, IP/weather rating) to the standard versions. The only genuine distinction is superficial: the housing’s color. The cameras deliver the same image quality and have the same build and features, but in a housing that might better suit your personal preference or installation environment.


Where are the white‑housing outdoor security cameras particularly suited?


White‑housed video surveillance cameras are specifically suited to homes, rentals, HOA landscaping, or any environment where you want the hardware to be visually unobtrusive or visually neutral. White is easier to hide behind pale walls, ceilings, or trim, and it looks less "industrial" than black or grey units. They're ideal when aesthetics are as much a concern as functionality.


Does the choice of white‑color housing affect performance in bright sun or outdoor installations?


Not much at all. The white may reflect more heat than darker finishes, which may help decrease thermal stress on the housing, but the camera's internal electronics and weather‑proofing remain in check. Outdoor‑rated specs and housing protection remain effective, guaranteeing performance in direct sun, rain, or shade, just like with other finishes.