Re: Outdoor CCTV problem

[G. Morgan <sealteam6@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

JakeD Wrote:

>Thanks.. I thought about using IP cams, and storing the footage on a web
>server somewhere, but then I realised how easy it was for someone to cut
>the phone line from the property.

With proper positioning, the motion will detect them by the Telco demark
and a good DVR will upload the footage (FTP) right away. You can also
take measures to 'harden' the demark, or ask the Telco to move it to
your MDF closet inside.

>I'm not in an area where wireless
>internet is very reliable, so I decided to aim for a wireless system so I
>could store the video locally, off premises, where the DVR couldn't be
>located by following the wires. Little did I realise how problematic this
>wireless system would be.

Both these online vendors have quality parts:
http://www.supercircuits.com/
http://www.123securityproducts.com/

If you want, grab a satellite image of the place and take a screen-shot.
I can help you place them.

Highlight the areas that you are talking about (use Paint, or whatever)
and post the image on a picture host (tinypic). a picture is worth a
1000 words (maybe more).

PS: Block out any identifiable information on the image since its a
school.
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