
October 14, 2015

Been doing CCTV using analog/digital BNC etc for quite awhile now
Have new business customer with 2 buildings
one on each side of the street
looks like WIRELESS is the solution
but don't know what I don't know about hooking wireless cams
to a wired DVR system
do you guys have any advice

ComputerDoc said
Been doing CCTV using analog/digital BNC etc for quite awhile now
Have new business customer with 2 buildings
one on each side of the street
looks like WIRELESS is the solutionbut don't know what I don't know about hooking wireless cams
to a wired DVR system
do you guys have any advice
This is the best solution I can recommend for send the signal to another building. In theory if the system is small enough you could even do it with an 4-8ch dvr.
https://www.securitycameraking.....tp-locom5/
https://www.securitycameraking.....-prd1.html
Here are our wireless cameras but they're distance may not be adequate enough for a seperate building.
https://www.securitycameraking.....2IREW.html
Alternative you could mix the two solutions use the wireless cameras with a bridge and another wireless router and have the base NVR at the business.
If you have any further questions I am available by phone directly at 1-866-573-8878-ext123
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