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Afternoon guys. 

 

Was as after a little bit of help from the all knowing folks of the forum. I'm going to install some Cctv on my house and had a few questions about placement. I'm going to use Hik 4mp ip Cctv cameras and fit a Poe Hik nvr next to my router behind my TV. Would this be ok or can anyone recommend any alternatives. 

Also im having a problem with placement of the cameras. 

 

iv attached a picture to show where I was thinking of putting some of the cameras.  1 is to cover front of house and front door. 2 to view the drive and garage and 3 to cover side of house. 

 

Any my help ,suggestions or guidance would be much appreciated. 

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As above, high isn't usually a good thing for recognition; it's often a typical sign of a DIY domestic setup TBH.

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So, I've decided to take my work back underground.... to stop it falling into the wrong hands

 

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Thanks for the reply guys.  Point noted on the height. 

 

Does camera number 1 seem like a reasonable height. It's high enough that it can't be reached. 

 

I will think of alternate positions for the other two. Could maybe bring 3 down to match the height of 1 to the right of the porch to cover the drive. 

 

Sixwheeledbeast is there any other brands you recommend. I have access to trade accounts at suppliers so can get most stuff. 

 

 

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3 hours ago, Sirtoddius said:

Afternoon guys. 

 

Was as after a little bit of help from the all knowing folks of the forum. I'm going to install some Cctv on my house and had a few questions about placement. I'm going to use Hik 4mp ip Cctv cameras and fit a Poe Hik nvr next to my router behind my TV. Would this be ok or can anyone recommend any alternatives. 

Also im having a problem with placement of the cameras. 

 

iv attached a picture to show where I was thinking of putting some of the cameras.  1 is to cover front of house and front door. 2 to view the drive and garage and 3 to cover side of house. 

 

Any my help ,suggestions or guidance would be much appreciated. 

 

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Put four cam's high for overview wide picture and four cameras low for recognition as mentioned , and stick few more up around will look hardcore

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15 minutes ago, al-yeti said:

Put four cam's high for overview wide picture and four cameras low for recognition as mentioned , and stick few more up around will look hardcore

I don't want the cameras to be obstructed by the barbed wire or manned watch tower. 

 

Do you know any good moat digging companies???

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The fan noise from the Nvr will drive you crazy. You won't notice it at first but overtime it will get to you.

 

i wouldn't put it behind the Tv if I were you mate.

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34 minutes ago, Sirtoddius said:

I don't want the cameras to be obstructed by the barbed wire or manned watch tower. 

 

Do you know any good moat digging companies???

No need , line a bunch of London rats on leads keep them hungry 

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1 hour ago, Amps said:

The fan noise from the Nvr will drive you crazy. You won't notice it at first but overtime it will get to you.

 

i wouldn't put it behind the Tv if I were you mate.

cheers mate. Did not even consider the noise of the fan. Cables run via the spare bedroom so nvr could go in there. 

 

1 hour ago, al-yeti said:

No need , line a bunch of London rats on leads keep them hungry 

I keep this on me at all times just in case I encounter any miscreants 

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