SDM Group

There are many ways to create your own proposal and other companies/people will all be different and relevant to themselves and their projects.

Security is the core component so has to include how you plan to meet the challenges of - Risk, Environment, Personnel, Budget & Equipment i.e. as a generalization a Police Station is heavy on personnel so less equipment can be used, a Park has many environmental issues so Equipment choices come into to play and so on.

There is no one stop shop therefore each scenario creates its own format, but as long as you remember the reasons of why they are asking for the proposal you won't go far wrong. How you present it is up to you Powerpoint, demonstration equipment, viewing a system already in place etc.

Nothing wrong with using a TV/Monitor of this type, just make sure you use the highest resolution value output that you have from the DVR.

Try the Xantrex DC POWERPACK-400 Watt Inverter, they make the Duracell model

analogue - Bosch flexidome

IP - Axis

It seems to me the trenching/directional bore and cabling would cost the $10,000.00 at least. The idea behind using IP Megapixel cameras would be to reduce installation costs drastically while getting excellent quality images and software

If your having trouble with the control wire configuration, to save running new cables you could use a Pelco Genex and KBD 300 and control them over the coax

The viewers are on the hard drive of the machine so you are talking to it, download the software.

Here ya go

http://www.dedicatedmicrosus.com/?id=192

Dedicated Micros can be accessed remotely, their instructions are not the best

3 piece crimp on the only way to go

Although I've not done it I was thinking of something like an Avermedia capture card (approx $800.00 for 16 cams). Supports IPhone and Blackberry. http://www.averusa.com/surveillance/products/software/remote-management.asp

You could always loop out to an encoder with IPhone support

You have a 12VAC power supply, just use that. If it'll accept both 24VAC and 12VDC, it should work with 12VAC as well.

 

Sorry, I don't know what I was talking about, but i have 12VDC psu.

Also try Building Block Video BBVCCTV.COM (BBV 121)

We had been using the Sanyo HD3300 dome on projects (great camera in IMHO) and looking for a like replacement i.e megapixel, vandal proof, varifocal, IP66, reliable & same or lower price point.

 

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

 

Dean

 

I think the word is out that the Sanyo CCTV range is about to be discontinued.

 

Ilkie

Yeah, I started to get that feeling when they laid off all their North American staff

Hello, did some work in Chaguanas and P.O.S.

Why did you do that?

Why do you ask?

Come on guys, any suggestions

We had been using the Sanyo HD3300 dome on projects (great camera in IMHO) and looking for a like replacement i.e megapixel, vandal proof, varifocal, IP66, reliable & same or lower price point.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Dean

Hello, did some work in Chaguanas and P.O.S.

Hello, the name might have to change

Can you use a multi conductor and punch down block?

Stanley knife and cutters

Try Building Block Video for sersornet to pelco protocol converter

March Networks 3108 is wall mounted 8 camera system, I believe I also saw one in Super circuits catalogue, just like a burg panel

The S+ and S- are Sensornet, Sensormatic's own control protocol