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The IP cameras will come with the weatherproof connectors. It's essentially a sealed cylindrical cover around the Ethernet connection with silicone O-rings. One part will have to be disassembled and placed on the cable before crimping the RJ45 connector.Chimera wrote:Cooper wrote:If you're running cables outdoors through conduit consider pure copper cables and make sure to use the weatherproof connectors even if they are in a PVC box. Water always finds a way in.
If you're running the cables bare on outdoor walls, you could consider getting the UV grade data cables. You could even bury this cable and not have to worry about it corroding.
where do you get the weatherproof connectors to purchase
Chimera wrote:Cooper wrote:If you're running cables outdoors through conduit consider pure copper cables and make sure to use the weatherproof connectors even if they are in a PVC box. Water always finds a way in.
If you're running the cables bare on outdoor walls, you could consider getting the UV grade data cables. You could even bury this cable and not have to worry about it corroding.
where do you get the weatherproof connectors to purchase
matix wrote:Chimera wrote:Cooper wrote:If you're running cables outdoors through conduit consider pure copper cables and make sure to use the weatherproof connectors even if they are in a PVC box. Water always finds a way in.
If you're running the cables bare on outdoor walls, you could consider getting the UV grade data cables. You could even bury this cable and not have to worry about it corroding.
where do you get the weatherproof connectors to purchase
How many do you need?
Chimera wrote:matix wrote:Chimera wrote:Cooper wrote:If you're running cables outdoors through conduit consider pure copper cables and make sure to use the weatherproof connectors even if they are in a PVC box. Water always finds a way in.
If you're running the cables bare on outdoor walls, you could consider getting the UV grade data cables. You could even bury this cable and not have to worry about it corroding.
where do you get the weatherproof connectors to purchase
How many do you need?
lol.........personally i have about 64 cameras at home, 64 at my store, and then probably a next 40-60 at different places that i myself have to maintain
every now and then i have to go change the baluns as thats what ends up in the issue
Cooper wrote:If your talking about the Hikconnect app, I've only noticed that feature on iOS devices. Never saw it on Android.
Cooper wrote:Just checked my iPad. Looks like the app updated and it now behaves in the same manner you described.
But on the plus side it wasn't saving my Favorites (screen layout) in the manner I had before. Now it works.
Win some, lose some.
Jerry84 wrote:Noob question.....what's the advantages of using a dome camera vs bullet type camera outdoors eg in a garage? Would a dome camera cover a wider angle which will be equivalent to the angle covered by 2 bullet cameras?
Jerry84 wrote:Noob question.....what's the advantages of using a dome camera vs bullet type camera outdoors eg in a garage? Would a dome camera cover a wider angle which will be equivalent to the angle covered by 2 bullet cameras?
Rovin wrote:why they making hikvision 2-5mp dome cams with that flimsy screw instead of d threaded ring they had b4 which held it down rel good & secure
is all coming like that or certain models ?
how d OLEX.LA brand cams holding up ? ...
DMan7 wrote:They need to start making those domes bullet proof as well as having cheaper PTZ options. Those static cameras are a complete waste and only pushing you to buy more of them to cover more areas where you wouldn't have to with a PTZ moving around.
matix wrote:DMan7 wrote:They need to start making those domes bullet proof as well as having cheaper PTZ options. Those static cameras are a complete waste and only pushing you to buy more of them to cover more areas where you wouldn't have to with a PTZ moving around.
Don’t know where you get your information from, you’re very misinformed on all fronts.
There are cheap mini ptz from 700 and upDMan7 wrote:They need to start making those domes bullet proof as well as having cheaper PTZ options. Those static cameras are a complete waste and only pushing you to buy more of them to cover more areas where you wouldn't have to with a PTZ moving around.
Chimera wrote:There are cheap mini ptz from 700 and upDMan7 wrote:They need to start making those domes bullet proof as well as having cheaper PTZ options. Those static cameras are a complete waste and only pushing you to buy more of them to cover more areas where you wouldn't have to with a PTZ moving around.
I prefer 2 static cameras than a ptz though.
I working on making a middle hinged pole to put a 33x ptz optical zoom 8mp ip camera 30-35 feet in the air in front my property along with 3 200 watt flood lights
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