kash

i've read a bunch of posts in this forum and i've finally desided to take on this project and i was looking for some help.. this is the first time i'm going to start to finish run a whole cctv system YAY! i've done multiplexor upgrades and setup dvr's and what not but this is my first total design.. heres the property we need to get ccvt'd i've included an image hopefully that will help basically theirs two wings of rooms one that goes up and then the one that goes across.. i put teh cameras where i think they should go but i dont know if u can get like a perpendiculer camera that will monitor two hallways at the same time maybe yall can help me out with cameras and equiptment.. also i know i'm going to need a coax crimer, some Siamese coax cable (does this come in out door flavors) the whole property is exterior coridor and i think they want to put two cameras in the lobby TIA also what would be good for dvr purposes? maybe a dell pc with thoes cards or a standalone unit.. network viewing would be nice. the last one we paid for (dynocolor one) they charged us alot 3k for a 16 camera dvr just the dvr no cameras or installation . some of the things i need coax crimper power supply Siamese coax cable wire ties (thoes lil things to join the power wires together) some time and help

i know this is proly like in the comp industry how theres no good comp.. but i kinda just wanna install a dvr and pretty much be done with it.. things i'm lookn for 16 port, network, something that has hd room and allows for another hd and maybe a cd burner and i'd be nice if the same company makes an 8 port becuase i'm going to need one of thoes i was lookn at the DVMRE-16 CT II but i dunno if its any good TIA Kash

i'm lookn to spend i guess about 800 maybe one of these http://www.bluecherry.net/store/catalog/PV-155-16-port-video-capture-card-120FPS-p-145.html a cheap dell comp some hd's and zoneminder? that sound good?

Can you explain that a little more? Are you looking for something that moves side to side or ??? Yes, you can get outdoor rated coax if needed. However, your standard coax should be fine mounted outside along the building. But if your going to burry the cable, you either need direct burial or some conduit to run the cable in. Depends what your customers needs are. You can get remote access from both a standalone and PC based, that is pretty standard now. You'll save money with a standalone unit vs. a PC based solution. As for the tools and such, you can get mose your coax stripping/cutting tool needs from Radio Shack or better yet, go to a local electrical supply store. thanks for helping