Installers required for Manchester and Leeds

[Guest nurserycam]

Hi ,

We are looking for installers for the following jobs in Manchester and Leeds. In addition we have a number of jobs around the country, please drop us your contact if you are interested.

Nursery A in Manchester (by 20.11.04 Saturday):

- £75 for labour, material to quote (approx. half a day job)

- 8 indoor cameras: dome, colour, 12V, 3.6mm lens

- pre-installed RG-59 & low voltage twin flex cables

- all cameras, brackets & control unit are supplied and ready at the nursery

- engineer/installer to supply BNCs, connectors & bits of RG-59 if required

Work to be done:

1) To fix 8 indoor cameras & brackets to the wall (all cameras 2-3m above ground)

2) To terminate the pre-existing cables & connect to the cameras

3) To connect the low voltage twin flex cables at the office to a PSU (240V to 12V step down converter, with 8 individually fused outputs)

4) To terminate the RG-59 cables with BNCs at the office and connect to the control unit

5) To connect the CCTV monitor to the control unit with RG-59

Nursery B in Manchester (by 20.11.04 Saturday):

- £75 for labour, material to quote (approx. half a day job)

- 7 indoor cameras: dome, colour, 12V, 3.6mm lens

- 1 outdoor camera: bullet type, colour, 12 IR LEDS, 12V 4mm lens

- pre-installed RG-59 & low voltage twin flex cables

- all cameras, brackets & control unit are supplied and ready at the nursery

- engineer/installer to supply BNCs, connectors & bits of RG-59 if required

Work to be done:

1) To fix 7 indoor & 1 outdoor cameras & brackets to the wall (all cameras 2-3m above ground)

2) To terminate the pre-existing cables & connect to the cameras

3) To connect the low voltage twin flex cables at the office to a PSU (240V to 12V step down converter, with 8 individually fused outputs)

4) To terminate the RG-59 cables with BNCs at the office and connect to the control unit

5) To connect the CCTV monitor to the control unit with RG-59

Nursery C in Manchester (by 27.11.04 Saturday):

- £75 for labour, material to quote (approx. half a day job)

- 8 indoor cameras: dome, colour, 12V, 3.6mm lens

- pre-installed RG-59 & low voltage twin flex cables

- all cameras, brackets & control unit are supplied and ready at the nursery

- engineer/installer to supply BNCs, connectors & bits of RG-59 if required

Work to be done:

1) To fix 8 indoor cameras & brackets to the wall (all cameras 2-3m above ground)

2) To terminate the pre-existing cables & connect to the cameras

3) To connect the low voltage twin flex cables at the office to a PSU (240V to 12V step down converter, with 8 individually fused outputs)

4) To terminate the RG-59 cables with BNCs at the office and connect to the control unit

Nursery A in Leeds (by 27.11.04 Saturday):

- £300 for labour, material to quote (approx. 2 days job)

- 6 indoor cameras: dome, colour, 12V, 3.6mm lens

- 1 outdoor camera: bullet type, colour, 12 IR LEDS, 12V 4mm lens

- all cameras, brackets & control unit are supplied and ready at the nursery

- engineer/installer to supply BNCs, connectors, RG-59, low voltage twin flex electric cables, trunkings & conduits

Work to be done:

1) To install RG-59 & electric cables for 8 cameras. RG-59 cables to be run from camera position to reception area (floor plan will be supplied & more details will be given). Cables for 4 indoor & 1 outdoor cameras can go inside the suspended ceiling. Cables for 1 indoor & 1 outdoor cameras will need to be run inside trunking. All on ground floor level.

2) To fix & connect 6 indoor & 2 outdoor cameras & brackets to the wall (all cameras 2-3m above ground)

3) To connect the low voltage twin flex cables at the office to a PSU (240V to 12V step down converter, with 8 individually fused outputs)

4) To terminate the RG-59 cables with BNCs at the reception area and connect to the control unit

5) To connect the CCTV monitor to the control unit with RG-59

Nursery B in Leeds (by early December):

- £300 for labour, material to quote (approx. 2 days job)

- 5 indoor cameras: dome, colour, 12V, 3.6mm lens

- all cameras, brackets & control unit are supplied and ready at the nursery

- engineer/installer to supply BNCs, connectors, RG-59, low voltage twin flex electric cables, trunkings & conduits

Work to be done:

1) To install RG-59 & electric cables for 5 indoor cameras. RG-59 cables to be run from camera position to the office (floor plan will be supplied & more details will be given). All cables will need to be run inside trunking. All on ground floor level.

2) To fix & connect 5 indoor cameras & brackets to the wall (all cameras 2-3m above ground)

3) To connect the low voltage twin flex cables at the office to a PSU (240V to 12V step down converter, with 8 individually fused outputs)

4) To terminate the RG-59 cables with BNCs at the office and connect to the control unit

5) To connect the CCTV monitor to the control unit with RG-59

6) CCTV monitor may need to be wall mounted (mounting bracket will be supplied)

Keep in contact.

Best regards,

Edward

[Guest nurserycam]

Hi,

We install CCTV and webcam systems for day nurseries in UK. If you want to know more about our company, please visit www.nurserycam.co.uk

Best regards,

Edward

[Rich]

Are you paying mileage and for the plugs and cable?

[Guest]

Hasnt this topic been coverd before and Service engineer delete or query it??

Sorry if im wrong but I thought this was discussed before.

BTW £75 labour in the first to jobs aint enough IMO - even if "half a day"

[Monteey]

Yes it has been discussed recently on here, i think we were debating the ethics, security etc

[Guest]

not sure about all this myself IMO.

[Monteey]

Me neither, but as you said, we've been through this!

I will assume all potential interested parties will be or will have been fully vetted

[Nova-Security]

£75 for a day ?

£300 for two days ?

Is that picked up and dropped of at the job and dinner supplied.

Why is he advertising in here, does he think he will get a engineer to do them for that, I may be wrong somebody might.

[Guest]

BTW £75 labour in the first to jobs aint enough IMO - even if "half a day"

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I thought that, I had to re-read it a few times to make sure! I get the feeling someones wanting a rush job, on the cheap. Not my cup of tea, rather charge a decent price for a decent job. Might get a couple of labourers interested......

[Monteey]

Not a method we would use for getting jobs completed