Help needed for indoor and outdoor camera's

[Eagle29]

Hi,
In our small business we have got 8 lorex dome cameras indoor ( some light always remain on in the office night time) with a flir nvr, using coaxial cable.

We are looking to upgrade that to ip cameras. Any suggestions you can provide for indoor dome camera and outdoor (minimum light bullet/turret) camera's?
As well as which nvr will be better to have?
Last thing, instead of running new cat 6 cables, can we somehow use coaxial cable with ip camera's?

 

[looney2ns]

Look at the dahua 5442 series of cameras. There are numerous reviews posted on this board of the 5442s. Be sure to study the cliff notes and the wiki.

 

[SouthernYankee]

You can use an coax ethernet POE adapter. It is expensive, may be cheaper to run ethernet cable.

https://www.amazon.com/Dualcomm-POE-over-Coax-Adapter-Kit-DECA-200/dp/B076XNYR2H/ref=sr_1_7?dchild=1&keywords=coax+ethernet+adapter+poe&qid=1608749103&sr=8-7

 

[Eagle29]

Look at the dahua 5442 series of cameras. There are numerous reviews posted on this board of the 5442s. Be sure to study the cliff notes and the wiki.

Is Loryta same as Dahua?
Any advise on nvr?

 

[Eagle29]

You can use an coax ethernet POE adapter. It is expensive, may be cheaper to run ethernet cable.

https://www.amazon.com/Dualcomm-POE-over-Coax-Adapter-Kit-DECA-200/dp/B076XNYR2H/ref=sr_1_7?dchild=1&keywords=coax+ethernet+adapter+poe&qid=1608749103&sr=8-7

thank you for the tip, I guess running cables might be close to the adaptor as well as each of them cost near to $ 100

 

[sebastiantombs]

Loryata and Dahua are the same thing. Loryata is the name used by King Security/EmpireTech for their OEM, International, versions of Dahua cameras. They are full functional Dahua and the firmware can be safely upgraded as a result. If you don't already have this -

IPCT Thread

EmpireTech Andy

Dahua products

ipcamtalk.com

Andy's Store

Amazon.com

King Security/EmpireTech Store

Amazon.com

Email
Andy Wang kingsecurity2014@163.com

 

[looney2ns]

Is Loryta same as Dahua?
Any advise on nvr?

Dedicated computer running blue iris. See blue iris subject area of this board.

 

[cd36]

thank you for the tip, I guess running cables might be close to the adaptor as well as each of them cost near to $ 100

Andy has Coax to Ethernet adapters that are more reasonably priced. If you order from him you can confirm which adapters you need in which spot, as it will change depending on if the Cam or NVR supports ePOE.