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PlanetEarth - 07 Feb 2005, 01:30 pm
Hello -

Can anyone PM me some Outdoor Vandal Housing info./prices? They do NOT HAVE to be PTZ. I need a minimum of Eight. (W/ brackets, cameras?)

Thanks!

Gregg
kaysadeya - 07 Feb 2005, 03:24 pm
I think most of the people here would recommend Extreme cameras for that purpose. There's also WizKid (a subsidiary of Extreme) that sells more affordable cameras for your type of application.

http://www.extremecctv.com/products/index.cfm

http://www.wizkidoptotech.com/
rory - 07 Feb 2005, 08:07 pm
Do they need to just be housings, or cameras with housings?
PlanetEarth - 09 Feb 2005, 02:42 pm
Need cameras as well... variable focal -

Leaning towards the Extremes now... thanks for all the feedback!

Gregg
rory - 09 Feb 2005, 04:12 pm
QUOTE:
Need cameras as well... variable focal -

Leaning towards the Extremes now... thanks for all the feedback!

Gregg


Whats your budget per camera?

Do you want color in the day and black and white at night, do you need infrared, ie. is it pitch dark or is there some light at night?

Any areas that require ID such as faces or licence plates?

Rory
kaysadeya - 09 Feb 2005, 09:10 pm
For grins, check out the *explosion proof* cameras....
Whahaha whaooo!! 8-0

http://www.extremecctv.com/expproof.cfm
rory - 09 Feb 2005, 09:18 pm
QUOTE:
For grins, check out the *explosion proof* cameras....
Whahaha whaooo!! 8-0

http://www.extremecctv.com/expproof.cfm


yah realize their not actually *explosion* proof right ...
kaysadeya - 09 Feb 2005, 09:21 pm
Ok, "resistant," then. Still some seriously cool tech there...
rory - 09 Feb 2005, 09:28 pm
Actually from what I have been told, explosion proof simply means it wont cause any sparks which could result in an explosion when used in hazardous enviroments. Whether it can actually withstand an explosion is beyond me, I dont think they test for that though.
rory - 09 Feb 2005, 09:30 pm
this is cool though :-) I didnt think they had guns in Canada though!!

http://www.extremecctv.com/products/index.cfm?img=63
kaysadeya - 09 Feb 2005, 09:36 pm
Yeah fun tech. :D .. but also a sign of the times ... :cry:
kaysadeya - 09 Feb 2005, 10:36 pm
Ok, your pole is bigger... :oops:
rory - 09 Feb 2005, 10:49 pm
:D

we had to import those poles from the US, they came unpainted so had to have them sprayed ..
AVCONSULTING - 09 Feb 2005, 10:54 pm
Rory is correct about the term explosion proof. They are designed not to cause an explosion in an area like oil wells, natural gas facilities, etc. They will not survive an explosion.
kaysadeya - 09 Feb 2005, 11:03 pm
Still, the imagination must wander...

http://www.extremecctv.com/products/index.cfm?img=27
rory - 09 Feb 2005, 11:10 pm
do you really want to know the price ?? :-)
rory - 09 Feb 2005, 11:13 pm
ok ill bite :

RETAIL PRICES: EX75 Monitor Explosion Rated
===================================

EX75.0707 Monitor Explosion Rated LCD 7 inch window 7" X 7" - $5,500

EX75.1111 Monitor Explosion Rated LCD 11 inch window 11" X 11" - $9,063

EX75.1313 Monitor Explosion Rated LCD 13 inch window 13" X 13" - $11,813

NOTE - Dealer Prices Will Be Less
eganson - 09 Feb 2005, 11:15 pm
Dress or paint this one up like a little person; all he needs is feet! :lol:
http://www.extremecctv.com/products/index.cfm?img=51
kaysadeya - 09 Feb 2005, 11:22 pm
Yeah, but it's 'plosion "poof"... ok, resistant. Nevertheless, serious hardware. You have to respect that.
rory - 09 Feb 2005, 11:44 pm
QUOTE:
Yeah, but it's 'plosion "poof"... ok, resistant. Nevertheless, serious hardware. You have to respect that.


Trust me I do .. thats why I sell their products :-)
I dont quote anything else for Infrared Jobs ... or extreme vandal proof jobs (WizKid)
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