Samsung SDE-3000N

[Bob55 0]

Hello to everyone. I need to replace my recorder, Samsung SDE-3000N. I want to use existing cameras and trying to find out if a system is out there that will work with these cameras. The current cable from camera plugs in back of dvr, 6 prong. I am not sure if I will go back with Samsung. Thanks for any advice and help. 

 

[Bob55 0]

Is this posted in the right place on this forum? Thanks. 

 

[tomcctv 187]

Hi unfortunately no system is too old

 

you could split the 6pin din plug up to provide power video and audio but the problem is your cameras are low cif 360 and are 100 ohm so not worth the work involved this is the same with most proprietary systems

i would also not look at Samsung as your next system 

[Bob55 0]

Thanks for your reply. I did not know if they still made a system with this type of camera connection or possibly adapters for the 6 prong connections. The cameras are 600 tvl high resolution night vision, which I do not know what that means.   I was hoping to get a 8 camera system with 4 cameras and use the 4 cameras I had.  I need to check the reviews of systems, do not have a clue as to what is on the market.  Thanks again for your response. 

[tomcctv 187]

3 hours ago, Bob55 said:

The cameras are 600 tvl high resolution night vision,

Hi that’s the other problem …… 600 (580) tvl is not high resolution plus that is analog which is mostly not used any more 

look for HD digital or iP system and you will need new cable runs either coax or cat5 the Samsung cables you have will not run modern cameras

[Bob55 0]

Thanks, will need to look up reviews on the different ones. 

[Bob55 0]

I see there are analog systems available and have found adapters for camera wires.  I don't know enough about the systems or the difference, I am old school, don't have a smart phone.  I guess I need to get more insight as to which system I need. Thanks again for your responses. 

 

[tomcctv 187]

3 hours ago, Bob55 said:

I see there are analog systems available and have found adapters for camera wires

Hi. Then your looking at old systems … at least 10 years old 

 

your on a proprietary system … that’s standard multi core cable (phone wire) which is 100ohm

analog is 75ohm coax or cat5 with baluns to turn cat5 from 100ohm to 75ohm

 

you are just wasting time and money trying to get your old Samsung cameras to run on a modern dvr 

the dvr you would be looking at is a 4 in 1 which takes analog and also modern digital cameras cvi tvi ahd …… but your 580tvl cameras will not work on ….. plus Samsung din cameras would also need you to install a power supply and it is not a standard 12v 5 amp

[Bob55 0]

Thanks, don't know a lot on the subject, will continue to try and find reviews on systems. 

[Bob55 0]

Is there a discussion on this site as to reviews of systems? I have googled many times but only getting reviews of subscription systems which I am not doing. I know I am going with hard wire and not wireless but would like to find a dvr that is wireless to my router if they exit. Thanks again for your advice and response. 

[Bob55 0]

I found some posts regarding new systems, did  not learn a lot. Since I have to rewire I think going with cat5 instead of coax is the way to go. Lorex may be the way I go, too many options. I am wanting a system with hard wired cameras that will be on 24/7, not working by motion, with an attached monitor/tv for constant viewing. Any recommendations is appreciated. 

[tomcctv 187]

Hi it depends on your budget. 
as far as motion detection……. Motion is much better…… with having pre and post recording going 24/7 is useless 

 

how many cameras are you looking for

[Bob55 0]

I want an 8 channel system, 4 to 6 cameras.  I do not need audio or spot lights, so cameras must work at night without spot lights.  

Reason for 24/7 recording is because I want recording of things farther out then the motion detectors pick up.  

If I can hook up old cameras to a device so I can see 24/7 outside I would probably put security system on motion.    

I have learned a little, I see the ip systems are higher $, just thinking in future the cat5 may be the only way to run a camera. 

Thanks for your response. 

[Bob55 0]

Think I have decided to go with ip system. 

Too many different brands to chose from. 

I saw on here someone recommended Annke, Reolink and Hornbil.  I am also looking at Lorex, Blink, Simplifafe, Nest Cam and Night Owl to name a few. I see a Lorex Fusion system that looks like what I need, Model N4K2-86BB-1 although I have read Lorex is over priced. 

I need to be able to control and program nvr with a mouse, no smart phone and would like nvr wireless to my router. 

Also I need one that will not break just because the power goes off, even with battery backup can not always be here to shut it down, no reason for this in this day and time. 

Need to order this week, lots of reviews to look at. 

Any recommendations is greatly appreciated. 

[tomcctv 187]

hi. IP is a good option and easy for you to install

but let me limit your options

bing … hive …..simplysafe ….. nest ….. ring 

are not cctv they are smart devices don’t waste your money or time on them …. Off-site recording …. Monthly subscription costs on some 

 

yes lorex is over priced but it’s a dahua system 

 

you need to look at TVT nvr 

we’re are you based

[Bob55 0]

Thanks for your advice. 

[Bob55 0]

I went with Lorex Fusion, ip 8 channel. With the year end sale and I was able to get the rep to give a little more discount. Thanks again for your advice and responses.