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  1. teslacoil86

    Very Specific CCTV set up - hard to find

    Budget will be around £600 including a new DVR, DVR must have motion detecting, 250gb is enough, internet access prefered but not vital. 4 channel is sufficient. ADT are a bit ridic, £16 per month maintenance charge, but they dont actually maintain anything and if the are any issues I have to pay for it. EDIT: I have considered a metal cage around it but I think spray paint would deem it pointless
  2. For the last few months I have researched, brought and tried many different CCTV systems without success. I now know a large amount then I did but I am no expert. I need 3 cameras, front of the house, side and back. The biggest issue is if they are on the outside of the house they will be damaged or stolen, if its antivandal it will be painted over - previous cctv camera has been stolen from our 2nd floor window. The room is unused and so no light from inside but a reasonable amount enters from the street light. Its double glazed windows. I've tried opening a small window and letting the cam view ouyside but this wasnt successful. I saw some in car / taxi cctv which worked perfectly at night and all the detail outside of the car through the glass could be seen perfectly well, this is what I am after but for home use with a DVR. I've looked at all external options but it really does need to be inside the upstairs windows and with a bit of a range incase the car cannot be parked directly outside my house if it is already taken. I know I will probably need a low lux cam or bullet cam. I've attached a picture to show where the cam must see, its facing the car parked on the road to the front of the house from the upstairs window, to the left of the picture is an outside street light which lights the area up pretty well with orange/yellow light but none of my previous dvr + camera kits were able to pick it up, only headlights of cars going by. I will solve the low light in the back and side by floodlights which is not possible for the front. I dont think an ADT installation will do the job and as its £850 min plus £16 a month Id be better off spending a one off payment on a dvr and some decent cameras. I'd extremely grateful if someone could tell me how to sort this problem, or the right kind of cameras for the job or if any additional info is required. Spent the last few years having car damage, short cuts through our garden, plant pots stolen, shed broken in to to name a few, this is my only option or its a move Thanks in advance google mapes showing street light, roadside and upstairs window http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/52/homeee.jpg/
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