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Farm camera question

grousedogtom · 2012-04-16 21:36:24

Hi Iam fitting 4 cameras in a farm shed which i will power each one locally and then run a 4 pair cat5 back to the dwelling house with a camera connected to each pair.My question is what is my best option for viewing these cameras in the house through a monitor or an existing TV ,can i watch all 4 cameras on screen at once…

16-04-2012 9:36pm

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grousedogtom

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Hi
Iam fitting 4 cameras in a farm shed which i will power each one locally and then run a 4 pair cat5 back to the dwelling house with a camera connected to each pair.My question is what is my best option for viewing these cameras in the house through a monitor or an existing TV ,can i watch all 4 cameras on screen at once and scroll through cameras ,recording is not needed,many thanks.

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#2 17-04-2012 2:02pm

C.TECH

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You're looking for a Quad Multiplexer. You should find one cheap on Ebay. For the sake of a few quid extra you can get one with a remote.

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