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Hi I would go cat5 much easier to work with and gives you more options do both locations have the same power feed

Hi Most wireless systems don’t last long plus your stuck if even 1 camera goes down there are other ways to have a wireless system for example you can run iP camera data over your existing power cables … this also means you don’t have to bother about wireless range these are called power adapters that just plug into your existing power sockets yes doing it this way is above your budget but if you add to your system over time you will end up with a reliable system your budget should get you a nvr recorder and two 6 or 8 mp cameras to start with

Emily123 is spamming it’s just wireless junk

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Heres the lists of rebrands so ya know what ya are buying. Hope it helps

I would run the cat 5/6 as you would not need a separate power supply because you could run POE off from the NVR . also if in the future you wanted a higher resolution camera you could do that via the IP solution.

We use the Memocam in certain situations, but it is not regular cctv. We use it when people are going into things to steal e.g. we put one in a Coke vending machine (difficult to cover in factory & engineers had made their own keys), only recorded when somebody opened the machine & powered from the machine, very successful. Don't forget with any system you need power. Stick to normal cctv for domestic use as already advised.

run the cable. you'll stay in the "maintainable" box of CCTV and the cost will be lower since the old school technology is proven and available everywhere.