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What you have is an older model of Panasonic PTZ'S They now have a WV-CS954A which is typically around $2,200.00 If anything, I would go with Pelco. They have great PTZ'S and wonderful tech support. They seem to run less depending on which model you want. The spectra II will be comparable to Panasonic 484 model. The newest out from Pelco is the SD4CBW35 Stay tuned for their newest camera to come. It will blow your mind.

What would you trying to be looking at 3000 ft. away? The digital should kick in by then at 3000 ft. What does everyone else think?

It handles Pelco P, D, RS485, Samsung, Panasonic, Vicon, Kaletel, Longcomity, VCL, Molynx, and Ultrak. It handles more, but these are the major ones. Hope this helps. I will tell the tech to add that to the website. May be useful.

Ok guys, here it is, you have all asked for the laser PTZ and we finally got one in. Not trying to self promote, but check it out here [edit by mod - store link removed] Comes in 18X 35X and 36X We have been demoing this unit, and it is unbelievable. No more red IR's and the great thing is it goes over 500ft.

Haven't got a chance to post a video yet. You can go to this link and it is somewhat similar. Different design, but same concept. Hope this helps.

Have to agree with Collin R. Just use an IR illuminator that is 950nm or above and a true b/w camera that is capable of picking up IR. That should catch the thief.

Yes, shield is always ground and center , or red is positive. Hope this helps. Thanks

At that price, you may be able to pick a FLIR PTZ up. That would be your best bang for your buck and no doubt reach your budget.

Hang on a second, let's think about this one. If you use one of those brackets to mount the dome, it no longer becomes vandal proof. You can throw a rope around the bracket and the camera and rip it off the wall. Can you possibly post some pictures so we can get a better idea of what you are working with?

Do they have to be fixed or can you use a mini PTZ?

Strangely enough, we had a guy call in a few days ago and asked the same question. Same customer maybe? I think this guy was in Colorado though. Anyway, he had the same problem and all I told him to do is change the dip switches to a different rolling code. This fixed his problem and he is happier than ever. Maybe give this a go.

Thank you Armyofone. At least you know what I am talking about. I know that they make these, but that guy refuses to believe it and is taking his anger from most likely a bad sale from some company out there on us. Watch out, he make be coming after you next LOL!

Why would we take down our site? I don’t know where you are coming up that fact that we have supposedly have “over clocked specsâ€

Wow, looks like someone sees a little bit of competition and has to toot their own horn. Where has this guy been in a closet for the past two years? Let me tell you something, you don't come on to the forums insulting people. That gets you no where but booted off the forums, second of all do your research Phoenixad….. If you read the beginning discussion of this forum cctv_addticted asked Hi guys.. Just want to know what’s the highest CCTV cameras resolution that you know.. Please leave a link here.. Thanks We don’t carry the camera on our actual site, but do have it available. Perhaps you have heard of Arm Electronics??? No, probably because you really don’t know who is around these days in the CCTV industry. Here is the link to there 600TVL camera. http://www.armelectronics.com/page.aspx?p=27 After your done crying, you can leave another comment and add to your two sad and pathetic posts on the forums. Next time, do your research instead of looking bad in front of the whole forum community.

Basically, they don't want you to invade on someones privacy.

I wouldn't doubt it. Just having surveillance around is a true deterrent.

Yes, it is just dust, bugs, ECT. You can see this in the night a lot more because the IR's kick in and it's light shining a flashlight into the dark. You will see right what's in front of you.

Most likely the camera is no good. I would pick another one up.

We cannot give legal advice in anyway, but all I can say is that if you have a watermark, the footage you have will be able to be held up in court. There is not way video with a watermark can be tampered with. This is why court system still accept VHS tapes.

Extreme carries an underwater PTZ. This is the same one that is vandal proof, explosion proof, and of course water proof. Check them out.

Hello, I have to disagree on this one. 95% of all IR cameras IR lights are noticeable. They glow red if they are under the 950 NM range. If you don't want to see the red glow, then I would suggest getting an IR camera that has 950nm or above. Very few companies offer the non red glow from the IR. We do carry a IR panel that does NOT glow red. I would not suggest looking into the IR lights because this could potentially damage your retina in your eye.

Yes, I must agree. The most popular reason people place cameras in their cars is #1 being accidents. I would personally put one in my car for this reason along with others being, theft, accidents, hit and runs, basket dings, ECT. There are numerous reasons why, but these are just a few.

Yes, Very good camera. We sell these on a daily basis and have no complaints. These go to a lot of banks, airports, ECT. What application are you wanting to stick these cameras in?

I would stay with Pelco for sure. They are a very good company, and have great technical support. They just got bought out a few months ago, so we will see if anything will change.

There are some fine lines for this rule. If this is your personal private home and you are using the video strictly for video surveillance of an individual to catch in the act of breaking the law, then no. You don't have to have a sign posted. If it is a public place such as a retail store, then yes you must have a sign posted. Audio is a whole different ball park. I would not have audio in the first place because that becomes to sticky, but if you must, I would place a sign up even at your personal home.