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Cable type?

grousedogtom · 2012-05-01 21:11:31

Hi probably an obvious question for most on here but here goes. Wiring 5 dome cams back to a dvr in an attic, what type of cable can I use between dvr and monitor in kitchen on ground floor to view all cams?

01-05-2012 9:11pm

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grousedogtom

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Hi
probably an obvious question for most on here but here goes.
Wiring 5 dome cams back to a dvr in an attic, what type of cable can I use between dvr and monitor in kitchen on ground floor to view all cams?

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#2 01-05-2012 10:55pm

fred funk }{

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RG59 coaxial cable.

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#3 02-05-2012 6:06am

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You could also ues a cat5 and use the spare cores to run a remote extender.
Would allow you to control the dvr from the kitchen

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