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Ip on anything new Why use old cables?

drop the screen for a few weeks....

Hmm might look at the Genie one as we do fit a bit of their kit, nvms 1000?

As this is in the design stage ive got a few options as i see, Mielstone type software, two 32 way NVR's (think HIK do a 64ch unit now?) Other than Milestone, is there any other PC based software to consider?

remote enough, not to probably have decent speed for a few years id say (no 3G even)! So we thinking the best way would be as i said above, own line and router for remote viewing? I really dont fancy jabbing it on their office connection as i dont want the mither of any issues it may create as it grows.

1.3's i think we're going for Was hoping to cat 5 each camera back to the switch. There is another outbuilding which we were going to link via fibre. However not sure if the cams would be better in cat 6....

yeah theres a bit to think about here, never had more than 32 IPC on one site before so needs to be planned correctly

So we have a site that will start off with around 30 network cameras but in the next year or two will probably grow, maybe to around 60 As the site is quite remote, they have **** BB, no fibre there. I'm worried about how much bandwidth having all the cameras on his network will eat up. I'm thinking it would be better to wire the cameras as its own network, and potentially have it on its own dedicated line/router as he wants remote access. Sound like a plan? or is there anything else to consider?

Replace it with a pyronix enforcer. The 500r stuff has been obsolete for a good 8 years iirc. I fitted a few back in the day. Enforcer would be the best direct replacement IMO.

Its mainly for licensed premises?

they will drive you mad.... Fine on a desk, **** in real world installation. we've gone to texe with no problems (yet)

Galaxy are brilliant on SIA 3, not so sold on texe though it could be our ARC, but it doesn't come though as "logical" as a Galaxy imo, and sisnt seem to send as much information, even though SIA 2 and the T was enabled. I'm going to set one up on the bench for a proper play

there is more on pins, mask for instance

So far so good. They are on trial though Look nice and the pirs / dt look similar which is a bonus

But they will run out. It's a crying shame imo

I agree We've gone to texe elite for now, seem ok I fitted about 20 of the new ones, had enough after a day with them so sent the rest back.

We have a fair bit! Think of one 2500 with a good 70+ biscuits at a guess

not too bad then. Not something ive had to do tbh, but handy to know,

how messy is that though at the camera end? Ie how big is the converter?

not had any issues personally at that distance. Sometimes on a longer run we may supplement it with a .75 flex, but its rare

proper cat5e all the way.

CCA Basically its ****, and gives a much higher resistance than standard copper cable. Measure the resistance on the runs, you'll be surprised (maybe) We tend to fire the video down a twisted pair (browns), then power down the two others. So thats the blues twisted together, and the oranges.

Any modification to the supply side would/should need a minor works.

nope You done need to be qualified to be an electrician, just competent. Under the scope of competent, the only way to "prove" you are, would be works done follows 7671. So thats where all the paperwork comes from.

Receiver no or account no all removed? And you 100% should not have the powers connected together.