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oldsnail · 05-27-2010, 12:32 AM

those are BNC connectors. pretty standard. these type of cameras are usually fixed analog cameras..

cameras have been phasing to Cat5/ POE allowing only 1 cable coming from the camera for feed and power regardless of quality 352 -> HD..
Also, when cameras become cat5's, the DVR will become an N/DVR, in most cases, not requiring any capture cards..

for brand of cameras.. iqeye. arecont. pelco has been popular.
for dvrs, 3xlogic (www.3xlogic.com) is a local company that has lots of retail customers across canada/US.
I also do CCTV for a living.. (i work for a company that makes CCTV software)

05-27-2010, 12:32 AM	#3
oldsnail Rs has made me the woman i am today! Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Victoria Posts: 4,219 Thanked 391 Times in 193 Posts Failed 21 Times in 12 Posts Member's Picture Albums	those are BNC connectors. pretty standard. these type of cameras are usually fixed analog cameras.. cameras have been phasing to Cat5/ POE allowing only 1 cable coming from the camera for feed and power regardless of quality 352 -> HD.. Also, when cameras become cat5's, the DVR will become an N/DVR, in most cases, not requiring any capture cards.. for brand of cameras.. iqeye. arecont. pelco has been popular. for dvrs, 3xlogic (www.3xlogic.com) is a local company that has lots of retail customers across canada/US. I also do CCTV for a living.. (i work for a company that makes CCTV software) Last edited by oldsnail; 05-27-2010 at 10:51 AM.