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Re: CCTV Solution required



Hi Graham
Im using Pulnix Cameras (black+white) around the
external perimiter of my shack....Also have/suggest external pirs to
trigger
security lighting and cameras (pulnix sensors)..As  Simon suggests i would
install some security lighting as a deterrent...The pirs trigger my video
recorder during the day if the system is armed and also during the
night......
HTH
Frank

----- Original Message -----
From: "Graham Howe" <graham@solarfish.com>
To: <ukha_d@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 7:57 AM
Subject: [ukha_d] CCTV Solution required


Due to the unfortunate burglary of a colleague, SWMBO is now interested in
beefing up our security. We have had Comfort installed for years and I'm
happy with my ability to detect a break in. However we are concerned about
our lack of ability to identify someone 'casing the joint' or if the worst
happens, video evidence of intruders. I know that there was recent
discussion here about the Geovision cards and some cameras available from
rfconcepts, but I'm not sure that there was any final recommendations on
models and overall solutions.

My budget is up to £500, but I would rather keep it down to £400 (these
prices are ex-vat). I need to have 2 outdoor cameras, 2 indoor cameras, all
black and white, audio not required. I also need a card capable of
processing the feeds from the 4 cameras and probably capable of adding
another 2 cameras later on. Of course I also want a software solution to
deliver the feeds to the internet/intranet but I assume that will come with
the cards.

As far as cabling is concerned, I already have CAT5e and CT100 to every
location I need, so either type of connection will be fine.

I'd really like to buy in the next day or two before the 'enthusiasm' from
SWMBO evaporates, so what can you guys suggest?

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