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I purchased them from Nellys Security., Check him out, lots of good products

Yes they are temp controlled housings. I havent had any issues with these cams and they have been mounted since 2012. I used the 2 different because the rear of the church has no lighting and the ir cams will pick up a good image at night.

The box cams need light to see. I will try to post some of my newer projects

Heys guys. In need a little help. I will be doing a project on a church. I will be doing two varifocal 2.8-12mm bullet cams and two ptz cams. With the ptz I will be using cat5 and rg59 on the bullet cams. Will this cause a problem? Any suggestions on which baluns to use? I will be using a ptz controller in conjunction with the dvr. Rs485 has positive negative right? Do these go into the controller and the dvr? Will they be able to ptz the cams remotely?

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wow, this may be my answer. i am going to order one to see how it works. thanks!!

Hey guys. I have a client that wants a 6 camera setup in their home. She wants the DVR to be located in the den area hooked to a monitor. She also wants to view the feed in her bedroom and upstairs in the media room. My question is how do I split the signal to show on all 3 monitors or tv? The monitor or tv in the den area, i will probably use the vga out. for the other two rooms I guess I will have to go with the bnc output. Please help!!!

 

I use wireless A/V transmitter/receivers to feed the output to various locations all over the house. I use one to send a signal from a camera in the garage to the DVR. There are many to choose from depending on your budget and the resired results. They are mainly used to send TV, DVD, etc. A/V as most reviews will show this in addition to DVR signal.

can u send me links of some products that do this

Connect the VGA or HDMI to the local TV then take the BNC output, split and run two RG-59 cables to the remote TVs then use BNC to RCA into the TV. Cheap and works very well.

the dvr is an entry level so it doesnt have an hdmi out. i really wish there was an easy way to do this. is there any option out there where if they want to control the dvr in the other two rooms? i know a little about ir sensors

Ok I was just researching video amplifiers. So this will ensure when I split the signal coming from the back of the dvr, that it will not be weak or distorted when it reaches the other tv's. Thanks i am on the right track now. Its a two story house and the attic is not accessible so now I will have to figure out the best ways to run wires without any being exposed. Thanks so much

Hey guys. I have a client that wants a 6 camera setup in their home. She wants the DVR to be located in the den area hooked to a monitor. She also wants to view the feed in her bedroom and upstairs in the media room. My question is how do I split the signal to show on all 3 monitors or tv? The monitor or tv in the den area, i will probably use the vga out. for the other two rooms I guess I will have to go with the bnc output. Please help!!!

new egg is my best friend. they are local to me so I normally get my products the next business day.nice tv

That 3.5 screen may be a little tough to see. I had a hard time seeing my 7"

both look good but are out of my budget!! i think it will last for you in the long run though. Merry Christmas!!

it really did a good job. working with varifocal cameras its almost impossible to work without one

here is the pic

well i was using a sylvania 7" battery powered tv up until a few days ago when it stopped working. i will probably try a 9" portable dvd player. they are only about $50 these days. here is a pic of the one ive been using for 3 yrs

i would try resetting the belkin router. there should be a small pinhole on the back of the router. press it in for 5 secs.wait for it to reboot, in the mean time, restart your pc. from ur pc command prompt type ip config and make sure ur default gateway is correct.give your dvr a static ip address. be sure your port forwarding ports are correct.hope this helps

looks great. can u take some pics of the mounted cameras

i took a few pics of some of my latest jobs. http://flic.kr/ps/26G6JT

I'm back. I put cctv installation to the back of my things to do and money to make about 6 months ago. Well I have decided that this is something that I love and have a true passion for. I did a couple projects and this industry has my name all over it. I own a computer repair shop and never got around to fully offering and installing cctv systems. I believe the only reason why I stopped for a minute was because of the labor associated with running the wires. I found a guy that will do all of my wiring work so all I will have to do is come later to install cameras and configure the dvr. Im glad to be back and will seek the help from the professionals here!! I have my eyes on the Dahua dvr's. They seem super easy to configure.

Thanks. I will keep you posted with pics and updates

Thanks guys. I guess I will go check it out and post pics of the progress and final results

Hey guys. Im still kinda a rookie when it comes to installing cctv but I think I did a pretty good job on my last install which was at my local church. I have a client that wants a system installed on her home. Its a 2 story home and I will go this week to check out the layout. Never did a 2 story home before, I wonder will this cause me any problems or will it actually be easier since sometimes 2 story homes have more open access in the attics. Can anyone shed some light? Im going to do the job regardless. I found 2 local electricians that agreed to sub out the wiring work if I didnt feel like messing with. I wonder how much more labor should I charge?

Hey guys, anybody out there???

I also found this video on ebay where the guy uses metal conduit to run wire to cams that are on a brick wall and where drill into the building is not accessible on the inside. The quality of his video is crappy but you get the point.

I found 2 pics from this forum where someone used some flex tubing to run wires to a jb then to a dvr. Doesnt look very professional tho, but I guess it works for them