AlpineWatch 0 Posted August 13, 2015 I've got the Costco 8 channel Lorex HD-DVI system and after bench testing in my living room I'm happy enough with it to go ahead and do the install. How though? Home is a single story So. Cal 'ranch' style home. Concrete slab, attic, eaves without soffits, some stucco, some wood. I'd like it to be a relatively inconspicuous install but I'm not sure how successfully I'll be. Also with the eaves without soffits, there's not a flat surface to mount to. Then there's the cable that is 6" long from the camera that then terminates to a BNC and DC power jack - if mounted on the eaves this will be exposed. Anyone have any install photos they can point me to? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SyconsciousAu 0 Posted August 14, 2015 I've got the Costco 8 channel Lorex HD-DVI system and after bench testing in my living room I'm happy enough with it to go ahead and do the install. How though? Home is a single story So. Cal 'ranch' style home. Concrete slab, attic, eaves without soffits, some stucco, some wood. I'd like it to be a relatively inconspicuous install but I'm not sure how successfully I'll be. Also with the eaves without soffits, there's not a flat surface to mount to. Then there's the cable that is 6" long from the camera that then terminates to a BNC and DC power jack - if mounted on the eaves this will be exposed. Anyone have any install photos they can point me to? I hear Costco lets you take anything back no questions asked forever. It might be worth taking that one back and going for a different setup if you are after something with concealed cables, maybe look at a dome or eyeball type of camera instead of a bullet for something that is less conspicuous. If you are happy to void the warranty you can even paint to match. That system will be tough to make pretty. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
