Which 1080P security cameras do you have? - Page 2

E61Silver · #11 11-09-2014, 11:06 AM

I looking for a security system for my Coop. It would have 10+/- cameras and I would like to access it from various computers using Windows and OSX and smart phones.

Ideally it would be a wireless system with the base station in the basement.
The camera's would be located on the lower level and first floor.

The budget would be $250 to $500.

Your suggestions would be most appreciated.

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Quicksilver · #12 11-09-2014, 02:07 PM

Thanks for the suggestion however i'm not interested in "NANNY CAMS" with software/implentation That's a lil wonky. I don't need the hassle.

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Originally Posted by jsoto

QS- The foscams are cheap, decent cameras. I've setup a couple of friends/relatives with these as baby nanny cams, and they make AWESOME nanny cams given the application at hand.....Run the viewer on iphones and ipads, and the features you get is SOO much better than a regular baby cam.

Back on topic, I would check out any of the Dahuna / Q See offerings and take it from there. Dahuna makes awesome camera for the $. You just need to figure out the DVR side....as their software/implentation is a lil wonky with 3rd party at times.

Quicksilver · #13 11-09-2014, 02:09 PM

Your budget indicates that these might be a good choice. http://www.costco.com/surveillance-systems.html

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Originally Posted by E61Silver

I looking for a security system for my Coop. It would have 10+/- cameras and I would like to access it from various computers using Windows and OSX and smart phones.

Ideally it would be a wireless system with the base station in the basement.
The camera's would be located on the lower level and first floor.

The budget would be $250 to $500.

Your suggestions would be most appreciated.

E61Silver · #14 11-09-2014, 02:18 PM

Yes does anyone have thoughts on which to get the budget is not set in stone and I want something that will last.

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