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Quite a few options depending on price and degree of integration required. Nice/Lenel Softwarehouse/Any Tyco video products i.e. AD/Robot RS2 Technologies/Several DVR Manufacturers, great technical support

Try Bioscrypt, they have an oem module that may fit

Solar Beam is a battery powered solution that requires no trenching etc. and can activate presets or alarm, www.solarbeam.com

GREAT camera! Good luck getting one until Feb though... Sanyo supply issues. Have a demo unit for sale thouh. I'll even throw in FREE shipping to anywhere in US! I just ordered a bunch of 3300's and Sanyo sent me 3500's instead because of the supply issue. I'll take that any day

Sanyo VDC HD3300, day/night, vandal, varifocal etc. for around $600.00

Have an installation where coax and 18/2 has already been run and need to install IP Cameras, virtually impossible to run CAT5 and need a cost effective solution please

I'm alarmed at this forum as to how easily formidable technicians give away trade information to end users. We have worked many years and took many classes to be were we are and deserve our status. Giving this information away is not good for our industry. What does everyone else think?

You're on the wrong site mate, stick to ebay this site is for professionals

www.broadberry.com can help you with a cost effective solution

Hello guys, Have always used Axis IP Cameras, but am looking into using the ACTi TCM-7411 for a special application. Does anyone have experience with these? Also I understand it comes with a 16 Cam NVR Software license, how is this software. Any suggestions greatly appreciated

Thanks for replying As I have not used these in the past i'm concerned about reliability, image quality Also what software would you recommend to use with them, no special requirements just recording and remote viewing etc.

Hello Guys, Have a customer with existing coax but wants IP Cameras. Can anyone recommend an IP over coax solution and the pros and cons. Cheers

Email me and I will help you through the process

The RCA jack is marked video, the S-Video slot is not being used. Should be able to plug it into a monitor to see video

Depends which State. In Florida you can either have a state electrical contractor license or a certificate of competency from the County where you perform work.

Bioscrypt has become very popular and works great

This can turn into quite an expensive item., Suggest you call the elevator company for them to determine what type of cables exist. There is a security package cable for the traveling cable that they can supply. Also they will need to come in to over ride the elevators during installs. Might want to think about elevator lobby cameras if the expense is to much. Also for 22 stories you need to think about voltage drop, depending on where you are powering, and signal degredation, especially if the DVR is on the ground floor. I would power the cameras from the elevator cab roof.

Keep in mind that using too many barrels will cause a loss of DB and affect the signal, about 6DB per

Given the importance of this installation I would use a 15 FPS IP Camera with megapixel resolution, Ive had great success with Axis

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