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Which cameras are you using? I still have an extra one of those boxes here. Could maybe verify they fit for you.

I have but not for EmpireTech or Dahua cams. You would need the check the spec sheet of camera for bolt hole positions and diameter. https://ipcamtalk.com/threads/swann-4k-bullet-install-w-amazon-junction-box.62827/

Absolutely, I would have been more pissed about that than the damage.

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Meh that will buff out.

I would pick the turret because it's the new s3 version.

I personally would get this Kit for the extra $70 bucks. (plus hard drive) https://empiretech01.com/products/empiretech-kit1-fusion-8-camera-capable-nvr-system-with-4mp-turret-cameras?variant=46962273583389 (If ordered directly from Andy, you may even get a better deal) At least these cameras...

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no, first cam is a 5442-ze You can do without the box, no problem. I do on lower budget jobs. I personally don't like drilling big gaping 7/8" holes into brand-new steel, plus the box brings the camera out and away from the wall that much more. It's also more difficult to plug a 7/8 - 1-inch...

yes had same issue there. Are you using a NVR?

Helping my brother in law out this week renovating an old Scottish Canadian farm house from 1850.

7, 8&9 are just alternative position options. I personally would consider and test cams 1- 6 locations. This is a plan I quickly slapped together to help give you an idea where you could place cameras.

What mat200 said. Cant go wrong testing every location first with a bucket of rocks and a 10ft 2x4. I whipped up a quick layout plan that may give you some ideas as to where to start. cam 7,8 & 9 are alternative views as to having cams at each corner. Maybe some other suggestions by other...

No but possibly in the installation pics thread or if someone can post a pic?

Those lorex cameras have the beauty ring, which might help the looks a bit? You could always order 1 of each box and see how it goes before ordering the rest.

It's ok I guess. Maybe it won't be as obvious if it up under soffit. Here are some pics of an installation I did few years back with square boxes.

Yep it’s in there new NVR’s too. Have to uncheck DST in order for it to keep time correct.

Here is a price list in Canadian dollars for comparison if it helps.

I installed 4 x 3.6mm last summer for a client and had one that would randomly disconnect from the nvr. Replaced it a few weeks ago . Brought it home, reset it, and so so far it’s running on my blue iris machine.

https://www.uniview.com/News/News/202401/985663_169683_0.htm

And a turret too, but not available at my local dealer. So no price. https://global.uniview.com/Products/Cameras/Prime/IPC3634SE-ADZK-I0/

Uniview has a bullet that compares. It’s $360 Canadian from a dealer here. https://www.uniview.com/Products/Cameras/Prime/IPC264SA-DZK/

Nope, ADI is where the Pro's go. More like trunk slam special :lol: And this is Canadian $$$

It does all fit in if you hold your tongue the right way. I crimped a BNC directly on the coax cable though. It does look like it might be same length as what you will have with the adapter into F connector. It measures 1-3/8” in length .

so is this the actual pig tail of the old analog camera? If so could you not bring the new camera pigtail to here also? If not you can still keep everything there and just run a female to male Ethernet patch cord up to camera box

Yes looks like you can eliminate the RCA . So is there enough coax slack to get it directly to the junction box? Less adapters the better

Sorry you will need this...

I think I got a bunch of this stuff in the shop . Will check tomorrow for ya.