I live in a large house and I have four cameras looking all four
sides. They all have a metal case. My QUAD and Monitor are black and white.
They are in the family room. Works fine (when I am at home).
Marcio
you wrote:
It seems to me like you could make a plexiglass box to put the
camera in and mount it to the outside of your house and run power to
it through a window.
Just an idea.
My posts don't seem to get through lately. Would someone please just
comment if you see this?
Tom Piwowar wrote:
Someone tried to break into our house last week so I have been
researching this and other security stuff recently. There are many options.
There are several brands of camera that have a built-in computer
and web server. This would be a simple unit that each homeowner
could get independently, but it could be managed centrally via the
Internet. To keep it simple I suggest that everyone get the same unit.
I'm currently experimenting with the Panasonic BL-C1A. It costs
$85. It is small (about 5x5x2 inches square with the lens on the
5x5 side) and not ugly (color is white). It does not look like a
security camera. It has a very clever bracket that makes it easy to
mount and aim.
The BL-C1A plugs into power and an Ethernet jack (the BL-C20A uses
WiFi). The camera is managed entirely via Web browser so it can be
managed remotely.
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