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Basic Outdoor Camera System

ronanc15 · 2011-01-03 17:10:02

Hi all, Following a break in Im looking to upgrade security at home. Looking to get 2/3 outdoor cameras, a good night vision is required and the ability to log in via IP remotely is essential. Im assuming the best setup would be to get a standalone DVR? Recommendations also on this if possible. Appreciate the help :)

03-01-2011 5:10pm

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Hi all,

Following a break in Im looking to upgrade security at home. Looking to get 2/3 outdoor cameras, a good night vision is required and the ability to log in via IP remotely is essential. Im assuming the best setup would be to get a standalone DVR? Recommendations also on this if possible.

Appreciate the help

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#2 03-01-2011 6:36pm

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If you're going the diy route then RF Concepts are worth a look. They stock avermedia which seems to be a diy favourite. There's some other recommendations in this forum, a quick search will throw up a few.
If you want a professionally installed system then expect to pay between 1000-1500

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