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Good point! It is a chiropractic office and based on my understanding from the client, this room is more of a breakout room to talk to patients. I will have them double check though. UPDATE: no camera in the exam room. Only needed in the waiting area and adjustment area.

I saw these but ruled them out due to cost.

I do not have pictures right now. I will be at the office on Thursday or Friday and will take pictures. Ultimately, looking to place one camera in the waiting room, one in the exam room, one in the adjustment room and because we'll have a fourth camera, I was thinking of placing one in the office.

Hello, I am looking for 3 to 4 IP camera system to install inside a chiropractic office. The system does not need to be top of line, but would like something that decent quality. Budget is about $500, maybe $600. Surveillance System with 4 Channel NVR, two 2K and two 1080p 3x Zoom Dome Cameras...

I'll definitely take a look. What NVR system do you use? Any posts worth reading through to decide what I'd need/want?

This is great @RJF! I think the blind spot will be extremely minimal from how you have it set up in the diagram. Looking at some of your posts, I am assuming that you recommend these cameras: IPC-HDW5231R-Z | Dahua Technology - Dahua Technology Two on the side per your diagram and then one...

Thanks! Would bullet cameras mounted there cover the sidewalk or they need to be placed over the brick somehow?

Thank you for the information and sorry for the delayed response. It has been a crazy hectic month so I am finally catching up on this thread and the information. Here are some pictures of my front entrance area: https://photos.app.goo.gl/zykquvi41SaNtN5B2

Hi all, my name is Neel. I'm from Philadelphia and my wife and I recently moved into a new rowhouse in the city last year. Since then, I've been on a hunt to find the right security set up for us. Looking forward to pick everyone's brains and learn a thing or two along the way! Oh! I learned...