To get better coverage, we put on one of our buildings, then we put a post away from the buildings towards the back.If the battery (lasts about 3 years) runs out, you get a call.

Most other units can store around 30ish codes. 3) the battery life is better. 

No wireless cameras with batteries to replace.

Somebody is putting that up hoping that the next microchip factory, i-phone, tesla battery, etc will come in and occupy it.  

One of the first upgrades was battery backup sump pumps with audible alarms.  

You can just add this in the description on airbnb.My neighbor has the battery powered cameras and he has found the batteries need to be changed much more frequently than he imagined as there is always a lot of motion triggering the camera.I have a commercial system that powers the camera by the same ethernet cable they are plugged into.

I can remotely keep an eye on my house and get a discount on my insurance.I have the hardwired ones so I don't have to worry about replacing batteries.

If a TV remote's batteries die, you need to hope you have batteries.

When i do construction the inspectors want the smoke alarms hard wired, with battery backup.

Then, sometime last year, someone stole an expensive wilderness camera and battery he had set up near the trail.