Wireless CCTV systems......

[AaronM]

Multi-Camera, wireless. DVR, remote access. At least a dozen cameras.

Any suggestions?

I can Google this all day and not get anywhere so I'm looking for input from people with person experience.

Thanks in advance.

[CurrentlySober]

I had some experience with a setup I installed in San Diego.
It wasn't actually with wireless cameras, but it was multi cam, (both indoor and outdoor) direct into a hhd swappable DVR, and accessible over the net to watch, re-record and control

All of the equipment was Swann, bought from frys, and it worked very well together. Id assume the same system is now available with the wireless cameras as I put my setup in, about two years ago.

Others will probably say a different make etc, and that's cool. I think the key thing would be to keep all the equipment from the same manufacturer to ensure compatibility. That said though, the Swann was a dream to setup, and easy to use, and I was very happy with it...

[geeknik]

http://www.panasonic.com/consumer_el...te/cameras.asp - some of these are quite nice.

[CurrentlySober]

Yeah, I was right. I checked out Frys and most of the Swann range are indeed now wireless...

http://shop3.outpost.com/search?sear...=12&submit.y=7

[AaronM]

Thanks for the suggestions so far....Anybody else?

[KimJI]

www.axis.com - I got one installed in my garage 3 years ago. Never had one single problem. It sends 640x480 jpgs to my server every 0,5 second if the motion detector see something

[shake]

These guys make CCTV camera's that you can shoot with a 45 and they will keep filming: http://www.extremecctv.com/home.php

license place cameras:
http://www.extremecctv.com/products....oducttype_id=6


Pretty cool stuff