Our friends over at Think CCTV have just put together an offer for Automated Home readers.
Use the code ‘AutomatedHome’ at checkout for a £30 discount off this top spec, H.264 CCTV kit. The setup includes eight (yes 8!) colour Silver Sony CCD cameras with IR Enhance night vision.
A pre-installed 500 HDD, backup Via USB, remotely activate and view via the internet from anywhere in the world.
Features :
- High spec home security solution
- Monitor and record your office, home or premises
- 8 High Quality Sony Super HAD CCD 420TVL weatherproof cameras with IR night vision (up to 15m)
- H.264 8 Channel Network DVR
- 500GB of storage, ideal for all your security footage requirements
- Included 18 meters of extension cable per Camera
- Easy USB backup of your security video recordings
- User friendly remote control via network
- Remotely control, monitor, record and playback your video via the internet
- Includes PC client software
- Hexaplex operation with H.264 compression giving twice the amount of real time recording
- Digital quality recording
- Easy to operate GUI using mouse or remote control
- Advanced motion detection
- Scheduled and Motion triggered recording
- Supports upgrades up to a 2.0 Terabyte storage via a SATA hard drive
- Time and date stamped footage
- VGA output
http://www.thinkcctvsystems.com – £399.99 [was £429.99] when you use the code ‘AutomatedHome’ at checkout (offer expires 18/06/11).
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I would like to use this in my home with and android tablet as well as my phone when I am out and about. Does anyone know how good the remote viewing capabilities are and how easy it is to set up ?
Hi Chris,
The Remote Viewing is very good, we have lots of customers who use andoid and iPhones with this cctv system.
You are able to connect to your DVR and view any of your cameras in realtime, past recording and have access to settings and DVR Control.
This is done by connecting your DVR Recorder to a broadband modem or router via standard network cable and configuring.
Full Instructions are included within the system, and there is Full Tech Support here in the UK (local rate number) if further help is needed.
Hi.This looks a great product,I’m just wondering if the camaras can be connected to a Video balun via cat5 cable?I have cat 5 cables at four external points around my home,ready for CCTV.Also will the Internet viewing option work when using cat5 alone.
Thanks Adam.