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Hi I'm working on a solution for a residential apartment complex. Has anyone use the Enguiness Enstation5 long range wireless bridge? We need to connect two IP cameras that will be mounted on the parking lot pole and will need to transmit the data back to the building where the NVR is located. The Pole will house the PoE switch and UPS for the two IP cameras. The distance between the pole and the building is only 300 feet, the Enstation5 is rated for at least 3 to 5 miles line of sight. IS the brand and the system reliable and haas anyone experience using these wireless systems. Any comments and suggestions welcome, thank in advance.

So far we been installing HD-TVI systems here and got great results, in fact better than IP since there limitation (300ft max before adding another switch.) when it comes to cost to our clients. (Fiber expensive here). The farthest we ever run on UTP (CAT6e) was about 800 ft (244m) using HD-TVI Baluns and approx 900 ft (275m) on RG6. We know that HD-TVI is capable over 1300 feet, just trying to figure out if there are coaxial cables we can get without splicing, or has anyone ever tried splicing coaxial for HD-TVI? Thanks

Hi Everyone Hope someone in this forum can help me on this one. We are designing a CCTV system utilizing HIKVISIONS Turbo HD-TVI Cameras for community park. Each street light pole will house a HD-TVI Camera. (Approximate 20 pcs) There will be 2 DVRs for 10 cameras. One of the challenges I'm facing is that couple of cameras will exceed 1000ft from there location to the DVR. 1. Can I safely splice the coaxial cables to achieve the desire length for the cameras (need at least 1300 feet). 2. Is there product/brand coaxial cables that do have rolls/boxes of more than 100 feet to avoid splicing? 3. Will there be any video/image quality issues should I have no choice but splice these runs for cameras exceeding 1000 feet. Thank you for reading and thanks in advance