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High Tech Surveillance System for $299 (RRP $1299) +Free Delivery

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High Tech Surveillance System for $299 (RRP $1299) +Free Delivery
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BALLE BALLE on 06/09/2012 - 19:28 whypayfullprice.com.au (899 clicks)
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I am after a some security surveillance & found this deal seems to be good to me but thought better to ask first OZB professionals & may help out other fellow OZB mates too.
For just $299 you’ll receive a high tech Surveillance System with four Weather & Vandal Proof Infra Red cameras, Built in 250GB Hard Drive, DVR + 19" LCD Monitor delivered Australia wide – normally valued at $1299.
Specifications:

4 Channel Digital Video Recorder DVR Features:
H.264 Video Compression
VGA Output Resolution is 1280 x 1024
Up to 4 Channels CIF Real-Time Recording and Playback at the Same Time
Support D1 Real-Time Recording
Supports Built-in DDNS Domain Name
Supports Five OS or web enabled smart phone for Mobile Surveillance.
Powerful CMS
Support 16 Users Network View Simultaneously
Built-in USB2.0 port for video backup to computer
4 Vandal Proof Day & Night Infrared Dome Security Cameras Feature:

1/3"" Sony Color CCD
420 TV Lines Resolution
Standard 3.6mm Lens
23 Infrared IR LEDs
IR Range: 20 meters
Minimum Illumination of 0 Lux (with LED on)
Auto Gain Control (AGC)
Built in Auto Electronic Shutter (AES)
Vandal Resistant Aluminum Housing
Power Source: 12VDC

Package Includes:

250 GB hard drive
19" Color LCD Flat Panel Monitor
500 feet Siamese Coaxial Cables and Connectors
Power Supply12 vdc 9 output 5 Amp
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  • rjblakel on 06/09/2012 - 20:14

    Would love to hear some opinions about this solution if anyone has experience?

  • matt777 on 06/09/2012 - 20:58
    +1

    Few things that bother me… Pics show a Recessed plastic model but description states Aluminium housing.
    They also state weather proof but the cameras in there pics arent..
    Id say will look more like this http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Home-Security-System-8-Channel-H-…
    Also no mention of any mobile or iPhone support. to me this is a major feature that you will want.

    For the price though not bad with the 19" LCD

    • berger on 07/09/2012 - 03:23

      But it does say iPhone support.

    • prosserd on 07/09/2012 - 12:27

      could be powder coated aluminium

  • pilchard on 06/09/2012 - 21:10

    vandal proof? sounds like a challenge!

  • leetec on 06/09/2012 - 21:17

    Price is cheap.
    420TV line is basic one won't recognize much thing from recording with a 1/3" ccd.
    None brand DVR usually will freeze/restart if intended to use for 24/7.
    250G HDD is not enough to hold long hours recording, depending on your need. And assume it's not a specific model designed for 24/7 operation.
    Camera's LED can die very soon if not a quality one, make it blind at night.
    At daytime, camera won't see anything at outdoor or facing outdoor.

    • suking on 06/09/2012 - 23:43

      Agree. 420TVL won't capture a lot unless it's used for close up. I have 600TVL CCTV but still cannot capture number plate clearly in broad day light from 8m away.

  • bleugh on 07/09/2012 - 02:54
    +1

    CIF recording only….that turns your 420 TV line cameras into a 352 x 288 digitised image….
    About 0.1 megapixels

    The 'top of the range' analogue dvr's do 4CIF,(almost identical to D1)
    704x576 - just over 0.4 megapixels…

    With a camera that lowly specced and a hard drive that small you'll be recording lots of smooth moving real time fuzzy blobs, doing stuff to fuzzy blobs!

    The 3.6mm camera lens would give a fairly wide angle view on the cameras, maybe 70ish degrees or so

    Summary, you get what you pay for, it's a cheap system, ok for seeing stuff happen, won't help you identify anyone doing that stuff though unless you're really clever were you put the cameras- VERY close to where you want to identify someone, NOT on the house looking at a gate on a driveway for example, more by the gate on the driveway!

  • freo on 07/09/2012 - 09:47

    Thanks all for the detailed tech reviews.

    One thing you guys might know, how do security camera systems work if a burglar turns off your mains power before entering? Surely nothing would be recorded?

    I'd love to have a multi camera security systems so this looked interesting and strangely affordable.
    But you're right, needs excellent picture clarity to be of any use, otherwise it's "Detective, here's a video of the blurry creature who robbed my house, in a dark coloured sedan of some kind"

    • poxy001 on 07/09/2012 - 11:42

      If the power is cut then unless you have a UPS the recording will stop. Just make sure your power box is secure.

      this is a great deal for the price. No worse than the swann rebranded junk that retails for about $1000 more.

  • furythree on 07/09/2012 - 13:20

    can anyone reccomend an alternative brand?

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