Home installation

hi

I have to 2 HIKVISION DS-2CD2232 IP Camera and just bought a HIKVISION nvr 7604 .

I want to install the camera on a very high place in my house.

I do not want to run the cable down on the ground floor where the router is.

power supply can be given from my loft that my builder can do but now how can i wirelessly connect the camera to my router and nvr which is in the ground floor.

I am doing this to avoid wire running down which can be tampered

hi

I have to 2 HIKVISION DS-2CD2232 IP Camera and just bought a HIKVISION nvr 7604 .

I want to install the camera on a very high place in my house.

I do not want to run the cable down on the ground floor where the router is.

power supply can be given from my loft that my builder can do but now how can i wirelessly connect the camera to my router and nvr which is in the ground floor.

I am doing this to avoid wire running down which can be tampered

While technically you can run wireless (by using a wifi bridge) or powerline adapters. I would recommend hiring someone to run the cable in the wall. You will likely have dropouts over wifi. Avoid it.

hi

I have to 2 HIKVISION DS-2CD2232 IP Camera and just bought a HIKVISION nvr 7604 .

I want to install the camera on a very high place in my house.

I do not want to run the cable down on the ground floor where the router is.

power supply can be given from my loft that my builder can do but now how can i wirelessly connect the camera to my router and nvr which is in the ground floor.

I am doing this to avoid wire running down which can be tampered

Hi. Your easy way is with power line plugs .... It is technically a wired solution without pulling cables

The netgear along with others can also be access points

Take a look at the netgear plug and play

http://www.netgear.com/home/products/networking/powerline/PLP1200.aspx

Thanks

I can have the nvr in the loft, and the wifi bridge to port to the router will that be fine

Also TP-link has good PLC solution

thanks everyone