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They're 4mm

Thanks everyone. I think I'll go with the Hikvision's.

How would you say the Hikvision DS-2CD2532's compare to the Axis M3014's?

Maybe $200-$300 per camera? Just need a decent HD picture. Thank you

I'm installing some cameras in a store in a mall that is very strict on appearance and they require very small, unnoticeable cameras. Does anyone have any recommendations? I'm not partial to bullet or turret for this, they just have to be fairly small. Thanks!

Re: Good source to buy Hikvision items at. Can you please send me a catalog? I'm looking for quite a few Hikvision cameras.

I'm going to be installing about 50 IP cameras in a warehouse. I plan on using the Hikvision DS-9664NI-RT NVR. Most of the cameras will be the Hikvision DS-2CD2032-I bullet cameras. What are some good cameras that will work from a bird's eye view from above and has a fairly wide angle? Thanks...

Thanks, yeah the front door camera is the first three pictures. The other three are the driveway facing camera.

Install went pretty well. Very happy with them and Blue Iris.

I'm very happy with the Powerline adapter. I'm getting 70 Mbps upload and 71 Mbps download on my LAN. Very steady and constant speeds as well. Hopefully I'll be able to get the cameras installed this weekend. I'm a little bummed at how long the pigtail on these cameras are. Will be tricky to...

Yeah, I'm gun shy about drilling holes. I'll definitely do some testing with a long Ethernet cable before I drill. I'll probably end out drilling through the mortar on the bricks...I really don't want to drill into my stucco (harder to patch).

Only things I've found are for other countries. I've read that the Powerline adapters that came with the Logitech Alert systems provided PoE power along with the Powerline functionality but those have since been discontinued. I'm actually glad they're discontinued, I would have gone with them...

Thanks for the input guys. I've ordered two Hikvision DS-2CD2032-I 4mm and one DS-2CD2332-I 2.8mm along with a TP-LINK PoE switch and a XyXEL 600 Mbps Powerline adapter. I'll see if I like the turret or bullet better on under the eve to the left of the garage (if facing the garage) and to the...

Ok thanks, I may try the ZyXEL 600 Mbps Powerline adapters first before trying to run an Ethernet cable to the garage. Do you think the bullets would be best for both of the cameras we talked about? Or would a turret be better for the one aimed towards the street because of the wider angle?

So maybe under the eves on the right and left side and aim the one on the right at the front door? For some reason I thought the Powerline adapter would provide PoE power as well. If not then maybe I should try to get a line to the garage. Will be tough though because I won't have an attic to...