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Deep Singh 02 December 2007 05:44 PM

Recommendations for CCTV?
 
There seems to be loads around on the market but a recommendation is always good.

I don't actually intend to monitor it on a screen but want it to record onto something (ie video/hard drive etc). It must be one where it records over itself every x days otherwise I'll forget to do it!

Costco have got one but its really expensive at £1000.Need something cheaper.

Thanks

KiwiGTI 02 December 2007 06:17 PM

Have you considered moving house? If you are that concerned that you need CCTV and barbed wire then you must live in a pretty bad neighbourhood.

Jamie 02 December 2007 06:20 PM

Rent jade goody no one will get near the house!

Philip Attaway 02 December 2007 07:39 PM

Saw Jade Goody and her waste of space boyfriend at Willows Farm, St Albans this weekend.

Could hear her gobby voice a mile off!

The Chief 02 December 2007 08:49 PM

How many cameras do you want mate? you should be able to get a system for under 500 quid.

tell me what you want and i can point you in the right direction.

powerman1 02 December 2007 09:58 PM

i got one of these of EBAY and the seller was very helpful.Connected mine up to the computer and records on detection of movement and has infra red for night time etc etc.you will need to purchace some phono leads and some plugs to connect to the video card on your computer i got all i needed for £20 of ebay and it took about 5 hours to install.look at the buyer other items some are auction and some are buy it now..cost me £170 in total
4 x CCD DOME INFRARED COLOUR CCTV CAMERA + DVR CARD on eBay, also, CCTV Security Cameras, Security Equipment, Consumer Electronics (end time 04-Dec-07 21:30:00 GMT)

Deep Singh 02 December 2007 10:03 PM


Originally Posted by KiwiGTI (Post 7454730)
Have you considered moving house? If you are that concerned that you need CCTV and barbed wire then you must live in a pretty bad neighbourhood.

No, I'm lucky its a very nice neighbourhood Kiwi, but as a consequence is sometimes targeted by scrotes. Its no point them targeting other scrotes on their council estate is it?

I'm just a little sensitive as in the space of one week one colleague has been car jacked at knife point and another burgled whilst his family slept upstairs.:(


Chief, I'd need 3 max 4 cameras with IR and weatherproofed. Thanks:)

billythekid 02 December 2007 10:15 PM

I have been using a company called RF Concepts for a good 5+ years.

They do a couple of good spec DVRs with decent size HDD's ect. They do one with a DVD burner on it for removing the video off the actual HDD which is quite handy.

£200 will get you a 4 ch 250GB unit. Will record for approx a week on 25fps.
If you are feeling a bit more flush then the DVD burner DVR will cost c.500.

Camera wise, there is a massive choice. The main thing you need to watch is the lighting. Even low light cameras wont give you a very good picture at night, you really will need an IR illuminator / camera combo for a good picture.

RF do an LED IR armoured dome for £85. Again if you want a bit of a higher spec then they have it - same dome but with high res camera is £150 ish.

So all in, lower spec (but fully operational) system c.£600 or higher spec c£1100.

If you want some advice call them and ask for Billy.

CCTV cameras

Deep Singh 03 December 2007 11:39 AM

Thanks, you guys both mention domes. Are these ok for outside? ie weatherproof and angle of capture?

Thanks

btk, that company is based in NI, better if I stuck to the UK (for warranty etc)

The Chief 03 December 2007 12:01 PM

I looked into doing this as a job and i did a system for another Smacs member but to be honest i made bugger all on it with all the faffing about, best bet get a full cctv system from a reputable supplier, i could do it but i'd struggle matching their prices.

Try CCTV Cameras, CCTV Systems, CCTV DVR, Security Camera, CCTV Accessories

these seem pretty good though.....

SCT for CCTV Cameras & DVR DIY DVR Systems

billythekid 03 December 2007 02:01 PM

Deep, RF are in NI but most of their customers are on the main land. They have a very good returns system and TBH in all my dealings with them (I must have had 50 cameras off them now) I only ever had one return. Most of their stuff is Sony so will last. Domes are fine for outside so long as you get one with the correct IP rating. If you really dont fancy NI then try FVS but I think its trade only.

Deep Singh 03 December 2007 04:10 PM

Thanks I'll give those companies mentioned a ring and explain my needs and budget:thumb:


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