VideoSecu Outdoor Day Night Security Camera Infrared Weatherproof CCTV Home 1/3″ CCD 420 TV Lines 28 IR LEDs Wide View Angle Lens with Free Power Supply A71
- 1/3″ CCD, color DSP image sensor. NTSC system
- 420TV line high resolution. 0 lux with IR LED
- Built in f 3.6mm lens for wide view angle. Built in 28 IR leds for night vision.
- All metal weatherproof housing, and bracket. Water, dust and crush resistant glass coating
- Package included: 1 x CCD camera, 1 x metal bracket, 1 x 12V DC 500mA power supply
The IRX5 is a Brand New infrared Video Camera, that can provides reliable day and night surveillance with 28 infrared LEDs. It can view full vivid color video in daylight, and black/white video in darkness. Come with f3.6mm wide angle lens and mounting bracket, the camera can easily mount on ceiling or wall, adjustable for viewing far or near objects according to your preferences. Equipped with advanced light sensor, the camera can switch automatically from color (In day light) to monochrome in
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Q&A: Where can I find QUALITY home surveillance equipment?
Question by NJB: Where can I find QUALITY home surveillance equipment?
I’m looking to add video surveilance to my home outside and maybe inside. Sam’s Costco have recently had packages for this but I’m guesing they are mostly junk and still not all that cheap.
I know the basics of what I want:
good day/night indoor/outdoor video quality. You know, where you can actually identify a person in the video or maybe even read a licence plate of a car in your drive instead of a blurred figure. ( I notice many cameras say what their video quality is and FPS rate, but then rad further to see that it’s “shared” among as many cameras as you attach which means good video if you have 1 cam but crap if you have 4 or more. I need quality in all 4 or 8 cameras at the same time
remote/internet viewing, programing capability
Stand alone unit w/ hard drive recording. None of this use your own computer junk.
And possibly zoom/tilt/pan functionality.
w/ that said, I lso don’t have a fortune to pend!
Best answer:
Answer by m.fiber
Email me and you can see mine. I have a Q kit form costco, not the low end, a nice one. They are great cameras, indoor outdoor, weatherproof and they have built in IR to see in complete dark. It is hooked to the network and we can see them from anywhere we have internet.
Anyone that pulls in our driveway, we have a license plate, you can see how is at our front door etc.
You can adjust the FPS and quality, it just takes up more HD space. I have the settings to max FPS and highest quality, and to record when there is motion only. At these settings and a 320 GB hard drive, we get almost 3 months of recordings at a time on it. We have 8 cameras. Good quality on all of them. What was interesting, is we were having bad quality when we hooked up all 8 and I changed it to lower settings to try and get it to stream better. I increased it to the best settings, and that is actually when it freezes less and streams better, probably because the processor is not trying to compress the video.
It can program based on time, but I like it better to simply record anything that moves.
Stand alone DVR… no computer required. Can’t get much better than that, and it really wasn’t too expensive, on sale at the time at costco.
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