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 Want to buy cctv for my house, Budget under RM 100 for one cctv

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michealelsie
post Nov 27 2024, 11:11 PM

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QUOTE(wc_how @ Oct 11 2024, 10:06 AM)
Not much difference for those IP cam. Around the same for image. Used hikvision, ezviz, imilab/xiaomi and tapo before. But avoid hikvision it was the worst experience.

I stop using these kind of IP cam, i get some ONVIF/RTSP network camera and link with my Synology.
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Hi, I plan to do so with Synology, and is currently looking for which CCTV camera to get (which brand & model) for my current renovating house.

I am actually considering Reolink IP POE Camera but I am not sure if it can be integrated with Synology.

I used before TAPO indoor camera but wonder will it look neat with the socket installed near the ceiling for this kind of wireless camera because the adapter will be seen.
Whereas if I go for Reolink / Hikvision IP POE camera, I might be able to hide the LAN cable underneath the CCTV base or maybe can make the LAN cable barely noticeable from far.


Could you kindly share some of your experiences why you stop using IP camera and also how is the overall integration work between ONVIF camera and Synology?

Thanks notworthy.gif

michealelsie
post Nov 28 2024, 10:02 AM

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QUOTE(wc_how @ Nov 28 2024, 09:05 AM)
IP cam is for newbie. The only benefit is easy to setup. Quality so so and lack of a lot of features.

I am using some mid-high range of cam, which able to capture opposite carplate at night. For me, i feel it defeat the purpose if the cctv cannot capture the image clear as it is same as it doesnt capture the image.

Lately, i also integrate the system into smart home and also AI detective that filter 85% of fake alarm.

The only downside is, you need to spend a lot. You need high cpu power to support high quality camera and synology free license support 2 cams only.
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Appreciate your thoughts notworthy.gif

I prefer to have a CCTV system that really serves the purpose. Still looking around for options, prefer something that is reliable and last long especially outdoor one. Prefer NOT to use wifi one even they are easy to setup. In the end I still need to pull power line, why not just go for POE I think.

I had some Hikvision cameras with NVR, not POE, they last long but image quality not as good.

As for Synology surveillance station that only support 2 free cameras for free, it seems like I won't use it as I might have 16 cameras in total (indoor & outdoor). Also my nas might not strong enough in video transcoding.

Appreciate if you could suggest some CCTV system or camera models, I will looking into it.

Thank you =)

 

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