--->: No problem. However I would strongly advise a wired system as opposed to wireless as wireless causes too many interference and reliability issues.
--->: How many indoor/outdoor cameras are you looking to mount?
-->: what would be the longest cable run to a camera if using powered coax? looking for a 4 camera outdoor system with 2 being PTZ
--->: I would say anything up to 100 meters.
--->: Is the system for a house/business?
-->: its for a farm
--->: And how far would be the furthest camera? PTZ cameras are relatively more expensive.
-->: it would be very near 100m
-->: might not go for ptz but would like option
--->: Alright! Let me prepare a quote for you. So 4 outdoor cameras from which 2 would be PTZs. What would be the cable lengths of PTZs and the static cameras?
-->: work on forty meters i would use professional RG59 powered coax rather than premade leads
-->: cameras able to do IR night vision
--->: Understood. Can I have your name, email address and a contact number please in order to work out a set-up and email over to you.
--->: Are you there?
-->: ya
-->: sorry got dragged away
--->: No problem.
--->: Thanks! Please click on the link below to view your quote.
--->: http://www.ukcctv.co.uk/q-Shane-779
-->: is the cat5 for the ptz
--->: That's right.
-->: thought so
-->: assuming 100m rule aplies
--->: Cables provided are shot gun cables for you to cut and make your own lengths
-->: ok camera connection RJ45?
--->: RS485 for PTZ and RG59 for video.
-->: ok assume connection details supplied with PTZ cameras
--->: Yes everything comes with product manuals. One thing I forgot to add is the connectors. Let me just update that now for you.
-->: ok thank you for your help
-->: one last thing
--->: Just updated if you refresh the screen.
--->: Sure.
-->: if i wanted to view cameras on other tvs is there a way to send signal wireless
--->: From the DVR yes by getting a wireless transmitter/receiver.
--->: Or through a RF modulator with multiple video outputs.
-->: would that work along side the wired connection?
--->: Yes it would.
-->: wireless would be the way due to promblem running cables
-->: ok thank you for your help you have been most helpful
--->: PTZ signals can only be sent via wired cables to the DVR. From the DVR signals can be sent wirelessly for viewing on to a TV.
--->: My pleasure. When are you looking to order this?
-->: ok meant from DVR to tv
-->: will be looking next week once iv spoken to my customer im quoting for. This is first CCTV system will be doing so hoping going to take off
--->: No problem.
-->: thank you bye for now
--->: You're welcome. Look forward to hear from you soon.
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