DataAve

You can use one "single unit" even if the DVRS are spread out. Need more info, you can PM or email me-I have done many of these.

You need to contact APC. They will have what you need. You have some serious equipment, call the Pros-they are the best. http://www.apc.com/support/contact/index.cfm

Tyco

http://www.3rtechnologies.com/pdf_file/Data%20Sheet%20EDR%201600%20Series.pdf#search='3REDR1612'

The only thing I don't like is that no HTML Log in. But that may change, because it is upgradable. I only have 2 cams on it now, but will have about 9 when done. Pics are pretty good. Hooked up to TV Monitor.

Huh?

Don't know, my car is American and UNION MADE.

I wouldn't take a Geovision if it was given to me.

All Government jobs now require all security wire to be in rigid pipe. Been a beeeatch running rigid in a drop ceiling in 100 degree weather indoor.

Now I have HEard it all...or have I?

I agree.

Throw some petrol around the house and light a match. Make sure you hook up your DVR's outside so we can see the action.

Anything off on rent?

and?

Don't you rent? Let the Landlord take care of that.

They make great connections, but I rather use wire nuts (which, not funny, I have seen). Damn Union Electricians.

If you are new to crimping, stay away from 3 piece, it takes alot of practice. I worked for a company that only allowed me to use 3 piece crimps for jumpers in the head end (in the field 2 piece). Took a long time to terminate 6 DVR's in a job I was running. Just use a 2 piece #10 or #2 BNC's.

kaysadeya, you need #10

Bill-JudyHack

Twist-ons?...another job we have to fix!

What dvr and software?

Definitely software. Just crappy software.

87 now, but I just got out of the pool (water 82).

90 outside, over a hundred in a ceiling (not a plenum ceiling either-otherwise, would be cooler in there).

down there