Chose my DVR and Cams - please tell me what cables I need.

[jhill 0]

I own a restaurant 800sqft. This is for indoor use.

 

I have decided to get:

 

4 x CNB dbm-24vf cameras

1 x Q-SEE DVR

 

Now what cables do I need to power these cams and connect them to the DVR?

 

Thanks in advance!

[Soundy 1]

They're dual-voltage cameras so you're pretty flexible in terms of powering them... I'd probably go with something like this at the head end: http://www.easterncctv.com/accessories/ev04p-vps.htm

 

Then one of these at each camera: http://www.easterncctv.com/accessories/ev01p-vp-t.htm

 

Wire it all up with Cat5e and you're good to go.

[jhill 0]

On some of the "kit" systems I see they usually come with 4 x 100ft Siamese power video cables and 4 x 12V power supplies.

What is the diff between the products you posted vs the power video cables and power supplies?

Thanks

[egypro 0]

The Cnb camer is good but qsee dvr is not . U can get cheep good Dvr like unitek its really good and stable

[Soundy 1]

Besides the fact you're probably paying for a couple hundred feet of cable you won't actually use... the cables bundled with the "package" systems tend to be pretty low-grade, as are the power supplies (off-the-shelf wall-wart adapters). The power/balun unit I listed not only helps keep everything tidy, it has overload protection on individual channels. Also, pre-wiring with Cat5e allows for easy upgrade to IP cameras later, should you decide to go that way.

[ivan_sh 0]

about the DVR , maybe u can choose the hikvision or the dahua, their products is better.