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I am going to be using a bunch of different cameras and I would like a power supply that does both 12vdc and 24vac. Also I would like it to plug into wall socket 110V Any suggestions?

Hello everyone. I need to set up a testing area for DVR and cameras. I need to be able to ship out from 10-20 a week (for now). I have 4 single and 3 double workbenches now and loads of product. What will I need to build a efficient testing area to make sure that everything I ship out is problem-free. These systems are embedded DVRs and I have an extensive list of cameras including PTZ and IR cams. I am a CCTV n00b but a good computer tech, so you can treat me as such. Smile

I know that people sometimes use DVD players to burn-in the Hard Drives and the DVRs ( to test for any errors) has anyone had any experience doing this?

Spoke to a seagate rep about the difference of those SV drives and their normal barracuda series. He told me that the drives are optimized for 24x 7 operation, increased throughput for writing, spin down feature when not in use also there is no error correction on these drives

Thanks Guys I will look into that supply!

Is the price Premium worth it for the DVR specific Seagate Hds (SV35, DB35 series) compared to their Desktop Hard Drives?