Hi all,

I was wondering have any of you got a trick for reducing the water droplets sticking to the glass of the outdoor housings. I use heated and ventilated housings and the glass is probably slighty tacky after production so big drops are sticking to the glass and impairing the image quailty. Do people use lens cleaning solution, rain off or windowleen?? All suggestions very much appreciated..

Thanks

Eoghan

Fusion Networks

Mr Sheen does the trick

RainX

Rain-X Rain Repellent

down to the local motorbike shop for you Mr Fla.

you still busy ?

RainX

Rain-X Rain Repellent

Thanks guys, Ill try those.. Im learning every day!!

down to the local motorbike shop for you Mr Fla.

you still busy ?

Hey Angus,

Ya Im up the walls at the moment, word is spreading at my high quality workmanship!!!! Almost cant keep up but its great, Im putting in quite a few systems lately and just did my first externall site with six cams mounted 30ft high, great fun all together in the gail force winds we had last week!!

How have you been, any news?

Hey Angus,

Ya Im up the walls at the moment, word is spreading at my high quality workmanship!!!! Almost cant keep up but its great, Im putting in quite a few systems lately and just did my first externall site with six cams mounted 30ft high, great fun all together in the gail force winds we had last week!!

How have you been, any news?

LOL same old, same old, not getting any further down the service list, no chance of a holiday in the near future and still don`t ever seem to have any money left at the end of the week

only good thing is I dont HAVE to work in the wind and rain anymore LOL

take care

A.

RainX

Rain-X Rain Repellent

Be careful using RainX.

Some dome manufacturers do not like it as it interacts with the plastic.

Ilkie

indeed, why i use good old Mr Sheen

RainX....Mr Sheen etc i have had problems with glare from sunshine after rain