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  #2985975 21-Oct-2022 22:43
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@rogercruse any comments?




  #2986021 22-Oct-2022 10:45
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When it comes time for an upgrade try this style of camera... 

 





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  #2986261 22-Oct-2022 16:15
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Gordy7:

 

When it comes time for an upgrade try this style of camera... 

 

 

 

Yep, that's similar to the one I asked about on the previous page - this is the model I'm looking at replacing my own Amcrest dome cameras with to sort the same problem: https://amcrest.com/prohd-5mp-outdoor-security-ip-turret-poe-camera-2-8mm-lens-103-fov-ip67-weatherproof-white-ip5m-t1179ew-28mm.html

 

Amcrest ProHD Outdoor Security IP Turret PoE Camera, 5-Megapixel, 98ft  NightVision, 2.8mm Lens, IP67 Weatherproof, MicroSD Recording (256GB),  White (IP5M-T1179EW-28MM)

 

Can someone confirm whether these need a base like I installed the dome cameras on, or whether they can attach directly to the wall/soffit? The ones I used look something like this:

 

Base CP-PR-81 for camera Ø120х45mm – Partizan Store Europe




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  #2986324 22-Oct-2022 18:14
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If you can open it up (the sealed portion of the dome), stick some desiccant packets inside the sealed housing to deal with condensation. Else turn off the internal I.R and use an external I.R flood. 


  #2986331 22-Oct-2022 19:06
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jonathan18:

 

Can someone confirm whether these need a base like I installed the dome cameras on, or whether they can attach directly to the wall/soffit? The ones I used look something like this:

 

Base CP-PR-81 for camera Ø120х45mm – Partizan Store Europe

 

 

It depends, can you get all the wires that come with the camera, barrel plug, rj45 etc up into where you are mounting it? the cameras themselves have a thin base ring which the rest of the camera screws on to and locks. its just how you manage the cables as to weather you need a junction box.


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  #3001492 25-Nov-2022 19:00
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jonathan18:

 

Gordy7:

 

When it comes time for an upgrade try this style of camera... 

 

 

 

Yep, that's similar to the one I asked about on the previous page - this is the model I'm looking at replacing my own Amcrest dome cameras with to sort the same problem: https://amcrest.com/prohd-5mp-outdoor-security-ip-turret-poe-camera-2-8mm-lens-103-fov-ip67-weatherproof-white-ip5m-t1179ew-28mm.html

 

Amcrest ProHD Outdoor Security IP Turret PoE Camera, 5-Megapixel, 98ft  NightVision, 2.8mm Lens, IP67 Weatherproof, MicroSD Recording (256GB),  White (IP5M-T1179EW-28MM)

 

Can someone confirm whether these need a base like I installed the dome cameras on, or whether they can attach directly to the wall/soffit? The ones I used look something like this:

 

Base CP-PR-81 for camera Ø120х45mm – Partizan Store Europe

 

Check the manual.  It comes with a mounting bracket





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  #3002887 28-Nov-2022 23:07
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Decided to replace both cameras with Reolink cameras - https://www.pbtech.co.nz/product/CCTRLK8822/Reolink-RLC-822A-8MP-Outdoor-Turret-PoE-IP-Camera

 

While I managed to improve the image of the existing dome cameras, these new cameras are a little more powerful with Person / Vehicle Detection plus support for Amazon Alexa.

 

Just waiting on delivery from Auckland and an electrician to find time to install them.

 

 


 
 
 

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  #3002890 28-Nov-2022 23:45
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Nice, that's a lot of camera for the price! I've unfortunately invested into Unifi gear which is both lagging behind pretty much everyone else, and somehow costs many times the price.




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