argyll2bikes 0 Posted October 9, 2010 What is the best CCTV Cameras to use? Iam Installing a system into a shop and the customer wants good quality cameras what are the best one to use? The Cameras are being used with a dvr and all need to be 12v Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
D.V.S. 0 Posted October 9, 2010 Search Cnb Vbm-24vf and see if that suits your needs. You have to be more specific as to the type (ip, analog, dome, bullet, ext/interior, lighting situation, viewing area, cost, etc) of camera you need. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lxhzspy 0 Posted October 11, 2010 What is the best CCTV Cameras to use? Iam Installing a system into a shop and the customer wants good quality cameras what are the best one to use? The Cameras are being used with a dvr and all need to be 12v to choose a good cctv camera,you should ask customers where to use,somebody will pay more attention to the price,and somebody will focus on quality,the most appropriate is the best one.... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ivyhu 0 Posted October 23, 2010 What is the best CCTV Cameras to use? Iam Installing a system into a shop and the customer wants good quality cameras what are the best one to use? The Cameras are being used with a dvr and all need to be 12v The customer usually hope to find the good quality product at the reasonal price. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
m1ke 0 Posted October 24, 2010 What is the best CCTV Cameras to use? Iam Installing a system into a shop and the customer wants good quality cameras what are the best one to use? The Cameras are being used with a dvr and all need to be 12v If there internal and the camera's are looking at the front door, and theres lots of light coming in use something with WDR wide dynamic range, it stops the cameras whiteing out you get a clearer picture maybe something like: [edit by mod-store link removed] the camera's high resolution 600tvl, and works down to very low lux levels, if the camera's outside maybe a vandal resistant dome with IR's Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Soundy 1 Posted October 25, 2010 19. Time Lapse VCR vs. DVR(Digital Video Recorder)Conventional Time Lapse VCR, despite the inconvenience in reviewing the recorded pictures, is more economical than a DVR (Digital Video Recorder). DVRs are more popular for its convenience and picture quality. How OLD is this list? Considering most if not all manufacturers stopped making time-lapse VCRs about three years ago, this advice is pretty much obsolete. You MIGHT be able to find a few still in distribution channels, and there are more and more used ones floating around, but even then, you'll have trouble finding parts and service for it if it ever has problems. Last time I bought a time-lapse VCR, I think it ran about $450 *wholesale*... and you still need a multiplexer (at another $400-$1000) to use it with more than one camera. That just doesn't compare to the flood of sub-$1000 DVRs now on the market. 21. HD CCTV SystemAs the TV Broadcasting changed to HD (High Definition) System, it's time for HD cameras to come to the market. Still, the traditional standard resolution system does not accept HD cameras and you have homework to prepare peripheral devices such as recorders to accept the HD cameras. "High definition" CCTV has been here for several years in the form of megapixel network cameras. HDcctv is a new digital spec also in development. This is misleading, as there are no DVRs that will work with commercially-available HDTV cameras. There are, however, lots of hybrid DVRs that will work with both analog and network-attached megapixel cameras - you don't need "peripheral devices". after checking all these points, you can choose the best CCTV Camera for Your shop I don't see anything about camera placements... coverage concerns... choke points... lots missing about cabling. After checking all these points, you're still only about halfway there. Best Regards and Good Luck [edit by mod-store link removed] Ahh, I see, it just a bunch of poorly-assembled vague information designed to promote a sales site. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
tomcctv 190 Posted October 25, 2010 twomcctv. am with matt i think its time you brought your company into 2010. reading your post felt like i was back in the 80s. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
rory 0 Posted October 26, 2010 Just an FYI for the spammers, nobody is posting on this forum to make sales. Please read the rules, any marketing posts or threads will be removed without warning. If they continue the user will be banned. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
primone 0 Posted October 28, 2010 There are many choices. It is based on the environment and the needs. You should describe detailedly about the shop. Normally, the shop would use dome cameras and box cameras. For example, if the shop sells diamands, you'd better choose famous brand with high definition, WDR , low illumination function, etc. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
