4 x 5442's for sale

[astroshare]

I have 4 cameras that I recently upgraded that want to sell

2 x IPC-T5442TM-AS 2.8mm (1 left)

2 x IPC-T5442TM-AS 3.6mm

All are sold.


They were purchased new around January 2021, but still work perfect.

I'll post some pics this weekend if there's any interest.

 

[looney2ns]

A price would help?

 

[astroshare]

$80 each plus shipping? They are $160 new.

 

[David L]

$80 each plus shipping? They are $160 new.

I would like one of the 2.8mm, question, did you get them from Andy? What firmware are on them?

Thanks

 

[observant1]

I'll purchase all 4 @320.00 if you pay the shipping.

 

[observant1]

I'll purchase all 4 @320.00 if you pay the shipping.

 

[astroshare]

I would like one of the 2.8mm, question, did you get them from Andy? What firmware are on them?

Thanks

Yes, bought from EmpireTech's Amazon store.
Firmware is V2.840.15OG008.0.R, Build Date: 2022-02-18

 

[David L]

Yes, bought from EmpireTech's Amazon store.
Firmware is V2.840.15OG008.0.R, Build Date: 2022-02-18

Thanks

 

[astroshare]

I'll purchase all 4 @320.00 if you pay the shipping.

I have 2 x 3.6mm and 1 x 2.8 left. You can have them for $250 shipped. Let me know.

 

[observant1]

Sent you a pm/conversation. I will purchase the three you have left.

 

[observant1]

I have 2 x 3.6mm and 1 x 2.8 left. You can have them for $250 shipped. Let me know.

I will take em.

 

[observant1]

Got em.Thanks for the prompt delivery!

 

[observant1]

After seeing PTZ cams with AI tracking I like em. But I think a few stationary cams may be better. I guess it all depends.

 

[wittaj]

After seeing PTZ cams with AI tracking I like em. But I think a few stationary cams may be better. I guess it all depends.

Generally, the best solution is to have fixed cameras covering the areas as a PTZ will always be looking the wrong way. A combination of wide angle overview cameras and varifocals optically zoomed in to pinch points is ideal.

However, if you compliment the fixed cams with an autotracking PTZ and use the fixed cams as spotter cams that upon being triggered, it forces the PTZ to look to that area and then the autotracking takes over from there, you have added a tremendous amount of additional capacity to your system.

 

[observant1]

However, if you compliment the fixed cams with an autotracking PTZ and use the fixed cams as spotter cams that upon being triggered, it forces the PTZ to look to that area and then the autotracking takes over from there, you have added a tremendous amount of additional capacity to your system.

Yes. I need to study up on spotter cams for directing a ptz.

Good advice.