Could you please recommend basic 4 cameras (2 dome+2 bullet) POE CCTV including DVR system for DIY install. Thank you!
Home CCTV basic recommendation
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cyberwolf_uk
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- Sep 27, 2014
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NVR = Aliexpress.com : Buy NVR 4/8 Channel Smart 1U 4PoE 4K&H.265 Lite NVR NVR4104 P 4KS2 NVR4108 P 4KS2,free DHL shipping from Reliable nvr 265 suppliers on Empire Technology Co., Ltd
Cameras Outdoor= Buy Products Online from China Wholesalers at Aliexpress.com
Cameras Indoor = Buy Products Online from China Wholesalers at Aliexpress.com
Dome for outdoors are not recommended due to rain drops distorting the lens and sun glare fading the dome overtime (i.e. Car headlight plastics)
Turrets are recommended rather than bullet due to spiders like bullets a lot more than turrets for one
Cameras Outdoor= Buy Products Online from China Wholesalers at Aliexpress.com
Cameras Indoor = Buy Products Online from China Wholesalers at Aliexpress.com
Dome for outdoors are not recommended due to rain drops distorting the lens and sun glare fading the dome overtime (i.e. Car headlight plastics)
Turrets are recommended rather than bullet due to spiders like bullets a lot more than turrets for one
NVR = Aliexpress.com : Buy NVR 4/8 Channel Smart 1U 4PoE 4K&H.265 Lite NVR NVR4104 P 4KS2 NVR4108 P 4KS2,free DHL shipping from Reliable nvr 265 suppliers on Empire Technology Co., Ltd
Cameras Outdoor= Buy Products Online from China Wholesalers at Aliexpress.com
Cameras Indoor = Buy Products Online from China Wholesalers at Aliexpress.com
Dome for outdoors are not recommended due to rain drops distorting the lens and sun glare fading the dome overtime (i.e. Car headlight plastics)
Turrets are recommended rather than bullet due to spiders like bullets a lot more than turrets for one
Thank you! Any particular camera brand and type recommended?
The models in "Cameras Outdoor" and "Cameras Indoor" links in the second post are good, IMO. They're Dahua Starlight models, where are highly recommended because their image quality in low-light is about the best you can get for the price. Dahua makes Starlights in a bunch of different form-factors. Poke around in the Dahua sub-forum here and you should see threads with "REVIEW" in their name that have a lot of good info.
This link has a bunch of good info from various threads compiled into one document:
IP Cam Talk Cliff Notes
looney2ns
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Everything is digital, PAL or NTSC really doesn't matter any longer.