I don't often get involved with CCTV, but have been asked fire help with a guys newly installed system. 

It's a Sannce DVR with two analogue 1080p HIK vision cameras.

The cables are pre- made (two different "makes"), and the cameras and DVR have separate power supplies. 

The cables run through the house wall and then in different directions to the two cameras. There is minimal excess cable coiled up and they don't run next to power supplies. 

 

Both images are show interference - the colours are distorted.

 

Is there something obvious?

 

Cheers

 

26 minutes ago, inglishg said:

I don't often get involved with CCTV, but have been asked fire help with a guys newly installed system. 

It's a Sannce DVR with two analogue 1080p HIK vision cameras.

The cables are pre- made (two different "makes"), and the cameras and DVR have separate power supplies. 

The cables run through the house wall and then in different directions to the two cameras. There is minimal excess cable coiled up and they don't run next to power supplies. 

 

Both images are show interference - the colours are distorted.

 

Is there something obvious?

 

Cheers

 

All junk equipment ?

 

 

Otherwise could be the PSU for the cameras 

I don't often get involved with CCTV, but have been asked fire help with a guys newly installed system. 

It's a Sannce DVR with two analogue 1080p HIK vision cameras.

The cables are pre- made (two different "makes"), and the cameras and DVR have separate power supplies. 

The cables run through the house wall and then in different directions to the two cameras. There is minimal excess cable coiled up and they don't run next to power supplies. 

 

Both images are show interference - the colours are distorted.

 

Is there something obvious?

 

Cheers

 

The image won't load properly but sounds the cables that are pre made are causing image loss someplace the video coax with a rg59 cable or a cat5 or 6 with a decent balun at each end of the run pre made cables are not much good from what I've found with them 

Thanks for the reply. 

 

Obviously my knowledge is inferior to yours, but a relative has a similar set up, and there's is crystal clear - same cameras and DVR.

 

I presumed there's something interfering with the signal somewhere?

I understood HIK vision cameras were ok? Cannot really respond about Sannce.

 

Maybe I should suggest he changes his DVR? May prove if the issue is the cameras/cables or DVR itself...

 

Cheers

Thanks for the reply, much appreciated. 

Ok, I'll wire another camera into it, and see how the image is, before getting the ladders out...

If I can prove a good image with a replacement cable, then it could be happy days :-)

Perhaps I'll be sticking to my 30 years in security systems rather than poking my nose into the magic of CCTV!

Thanks again for your help. 

Could be the camera PSU tho

1 hour ago, inglishg said:

Thanks for the reply. 

 

Obviously my knowledge is inferior to yours, but a relative has a similar set up, and there's is crystal clear - same cameras and DVR.

 

I presumed there's something interfering with the signal somewhere?

I understood HIK vision cameras were ok? Cannot really respond about Sannce.

 

Maybe I should suggest he changes his DVR? May prove if the issue is the cameras/cables or DVR itself...

 

Cheers

Not that inferior lol 

 

But you could take a cat5 to the camera for the video with some baluns to see if it makes a difference if it doesn't might be PSU issue or something else

or fake gear?

I'd say try a new cable first on cat 5 with Balinese and power run through that also whole the camera is powered check the voltage at the camera end it should be around 13 ISH volts if DC 12 adaptor