Khalidkawoosa

Hello Sir, My name is Khalid, i am from Kashmir, India. I have been into this business from past 3 years now. The technology is not so volatile here so its quite normal still here when it comes to cctv. Now as i am of the engineering background i did some R&D on my own level and came up with a solution for some of my clients just the same way you have demonstrated not particularly the same but at least the idea was identical. Now i just wanted to know how was the experience and did you actually find any loopholes till now when the PTZ is at full height and the vehicle is moving> And if there are such solutions in your bucket i would love to work on them in here and come up with something cool.

Well the solution is quite easy. Grab a nvr, connect that to the poe switch. Access the engenius devices amd keep them on bridge mode. The signal will be transmitted and you will get an output through a switch on the other end

Hi, Keeping all the perspectives in view I think it would be feasible and easy to maintain in near future to go with slicing option. Chop each Fibre at each camera, use a media converter and take the Fibre all along to the last camera. The NVR conjunction can be a problem but if done professionally can be easily carried out.

I have a setup of four locations wherein i need to install 18 fixed 1.3 AHD cameras and 3 PTZ cameras. All the locations need to be viewed locally as well as remotely at two common places wirelessly without using internet? Any suggestions would be welcomed.

I have a setup of four locations wherein i need to install 18 fixed 1.3 AHD cameras and 3 PTZ cameras. All the locations need to be viewed locally as well as remotely at two common places wirelessly without using internet? Any suggestions would be welcomed.

Hey Guys, Have been working CCTV setups from past two years. Want to know any recommended suggestion to install 12 cameras, 8 ptz's and four fixed lenses in an efficient manner. I am concerned about the topology of the system i.e any efficient manner to lay the cable as well as install the setup. Thanks and cheers!