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the Imou first version PT (Cruiser4MP) won’t allow access to GUI settings (Port-80), but not sure if new model will. Better stay away, but if PT is your requirement, consider Dahua PT (5MP) DH-SD2A500HB-GN-AW-PV-S2

Dahua is my only brand, but when inexpensive wireless devices are required, Imou is my first choice. That includes the 4MP PT Cruiser (V1) and 2MP Turret (V1). Testing the Dahua 5MP PT A500, it surpasses both in terms of detection. The Dahua include the “IVS Smart Plan” (not sure about the new...

sorry, just late for work. Heavyopp will notice. Read about yours, very interesting

yes, understand turning off the led will solve the issue. Keep us posted on your progress, is an interesting design

Would it helps keeping out the wasp? The high humidity in this side of the property, for what It looks like rain, are insects flying around the lens reflection. It activate the detection signal during nighttime. Is a cheapie Imou turret.

port forward not recommended, but in that case, call PTCL tech support. They should be able to assist, either connecting remotely or at their side

Read in another forum that Dahua already sold Imou, an as a separate Company (Imou), an it will no longer be supported (Onvif will be the only option). If that is the case, DMSS should not work. I understand Dahua is already promoting it’s wireless series (aka Imou style), approaching the same...

Important to consider. If drilling through the wall, remember to add silicone around the “pass-through” cable, also around the outside junction box to seal all surrounding.

If cabling could be an issue, depending on the location of the existing network 1-gang boxes (normally horizontally installed at 18” above floor level), my proposal will be installing the camera on a “back-to-back”, while using the existing data cable for poe/data. You may still add switches and...

Nice house. It looks like the walls are in cement (?). If that is the case, how you plan to “run” the cameras cables (CAT6)? Do your house include a centralized box (hub), to “run” all data/cable distribution for different areas? If included, please comment. The garage (upper right side) include...

Found even cheaper at Temu (free shipping), two pieces for the price of one. The mounting screws are perpendicular to the door kicking force, making it more secure. You may install two (mid-high/mid-low) for stronger resistant...

Inexpensive door security lock. Anyone tested? https://www.amazon.com/Security-Childproof-Reinforcement-Withstand-Swinging/dp/B07DR9CMGZ/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?keywords=security+door+locks&qid=1693701888&sr=8-3 https://youtube.com/shorts/5N3jQIV5_iA?si=H6y0g7ChHuvqydIQ

i understand you already tried a different input in your Samsung tv. To determine the assigned ip of the nvr, you may download the ip config tool https://dahuawiki.com/ConfigTool

get a Viper car alarm, add proximity sensors https://www.amazon.com/Directed-Install-essentials-Motion-Sensor/dp/B0009VFOME

Probably the glare/reflection from the angled screen, will affect any external recording method you may consider. I understand your best option is trying to extract the video signal directly from the internal video boards, as commented by biggen. Check if a service manual is available for your...

it looks like the PFA-730 is unique for that mini-ptz. Regarding the mounts, the width is about the same (159mm vs 155mm), but the bolt pattern may not fit.

it looks like is not available for distribution through the USA market. Try contacting Andy (Empire Tech, Model DH-PFB730W)

Not sure where you are located, but you may call any ADI Global and ask for a local dealer. May not be available in the USA https://www.adiglobaldistribution.co.uk/Product/PFB730W

not sure about your particular model, but usually is a “pass through” dc connector extension. The red connector could be power-in, while the black dc is the output, connected to the camera

It looks like the driver hits the pedal at full throttle, just before entering the jumpy driveway. It could be a medical issue, or an Evel Knievel act

Quite interesting system. Did the hub allows you to control your alarm and receive notifications remotely, or it requires a central monitoring service (paid) to work? Dahua is marketing a cloud based system to interconnect their ecosystem, everything controlled or interconnected via software. I...

Sounds good your temporary cameras/bridge proposal. I will also concern about security. Where you plan to install the cameras? How safe is the construction site to include all the electronics? Will it be mounted on a single point, maybe in a pole covering about 270’ angle or to be distributed...

heat shrink tube, small amount of 3M glue in the tip, seal applying heat with a lighter

Agree with all previous suggestions. As an example, I will consider the same deterrent approach used on residential installations while detecting movement in the patio, turning ON smart switches in sequential/timely order (kitchen>5sec>hallway>10sec>terrace>5sec, etc.). For a vehicle, installing...

if you have an exit button at the garden door, just connect the new keypad N.O. relay signal to that same path.

not sure about this particular intercom, but if the door latch is energized at all time (fail-safe), is a matter of connecting the keypad in series (NC/COM) with that electric lock power source (opening the garden door keypad relay will cut the power) edit: if fail-secure type lock, just...

Is basically contact closures interfaces (NO/NC) for both Input/Output connectors. Just do not exceed the amps rating, specially while using the Output pin (controlling a siren, strobe, light). It is normally about 1 amp DC, but you may add an external relay for higher currents. But using the...

As long as not exceeding the coil current, should be no problem. It also applies to keeping the power pack connected at all times. It is a matter of connecting the N.C. Relay output (is open while energized) while connecting directly to the N.O. Input (NVR default). To confirm the operation...

Not sure about your particular model, but should apply as well. There is an “alarm input”, able to handle your “power pack” voltage. Connect the power pack to your “surge” UPS outlet. Just connect the + terminal to selected input (remember to include in your settings), while the - terminal to...

If you plug a 120Vac relay directly to “surge only” output of the UPS, the relay will change state during power failure. Likewise, use the relay contacts to interface your NVR Edit: understand your approach to use the power adapter will work as well, probably no need for a separate relay...