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All of a sudden since I don't agree with a few of you here , I am a nut case and my credibility is in the tank and have no experience with VMS or other stuff you like. I don't like windows for security anything. If you like it I am fine with you making your choice and I won't insult you for it...

Check this out. Much easier tan messing with any pc based system and this company is second to none in lifetime support. https://www.getscw.com/nvr/4-channel-nvrs/

Have you considered a 32 or 64 channel NVR?

I am not familiar with iris and I personally would never run a camera security system on any windows platform. I like dedicated nvr systems running Linux. Security is better and if you get the right one you get good processing power that can provide maximum resolution on all channels. Some...

That doesn't tell me anything, Are they bullet cameras? If so, They may be HIKVISION DS-2CD2032-I if so you can get latest firmware from hikvision. Several companies rebranded that camera. Post several photos of one here. Still I think Allistair can help you here better than anyone for this...

If the conduit is installed properly it "Should" stay dry, Conduit threads are different then water pipe though in that conduit threads are not tapered like water pipe. Pose the question to TONY R on here. he has a lot of experience running conduit also. probably more than I do, I specialized...

I think Allistair will help you here . So wait for him t jump in. You did not say what type camera but that firmware number is similar to The firmware number in some of my HIKVISION bullets and newer firmware (which I have) is available from Hik but..... If you are going to keep this behind...

I think it is the same company that makes this. I just did a search for the number in your first post in duck duck go YYZ1005-Z100-v1.1 https://www.bdstall.com/details/onvif-yyz100ss-xf-wireless-ip-network-security-camera-32451/

Does it have a wired ethernet port you can connect a cable to? if so use that.

I really like TAPCONS since I started using them You don't need an anchor just drill and screw them in with an electric impact driver. - they work for me better than anchors and screws. You can get them in many sizes. I get them at LOWES. More expensive then plastic anchors but they hold. You...

If you are using a newer iPhone Apple started blocking mac address viewing, I think starting with OS 11, so people couldn't use the phone to get peoples mac in public wifi settings, , I have an older iphone i keep around with Network scanner on it so I get macs. Get this program and run it on...

I am not familiar enough with it, as long as it is copper and not copper clad aluminum it will probably be fine but I have never used it so I cannot say. By now you know I only share what I actually know and not try to guide someone irresponsibly. Maybe someone else that has actual experience...

You mean SADP does not see the camera? That is strange... then you can try other network scanning open source software. There are several that can get the ip and the Mac but I prefer SADP because it can see devices that are not on the same subnet your pc is on. If you don’t know the up address...

I would have thought hikvision could tell you if you gave them the serial number which you can get using SADP. otherwise..Take the camera apart the lens angle is printed on a label On the pc board the lens is mounted on. These pics are from a hikvision bullet you only need to remove the three...

One poster said make sure don’t use CCA , Copper clad aluminum. He is absolutely right. It’s a lot cheaper and a very bad choice. Stay with solid or stranded copper. Also, last time I checked cat 5e and 6 have the same identical specs. Only difference is 6 was tested . Are you going to put this...

I have the same NVR Re-branded from getscw.com and the manual let me know if you want a copy

I think you can use Hikvision’s SADP Program to see the MAC that will give you the mfg. you can download the latest version from Hikvision

NO, not for network cable because you don't want the sharp bend but leave as much loose slack inside Lb as you can so you can easily pull back if you want but the runs you are making really are not long enough to be concerened. You can easily pry the wires up if you need to pull them back out...

Whatever--- For your world do what you want.

Deterioration in sunlight, metal provides shielding , Far more durable. You will want to clamp plastic at least every 6 feet or closer. The sky won't fall if you use PVC. If you want to paint it to blend in you will need to rough it up with some Emory cloth or some type of abrasive and clean it...

Yes, that is right.

As I understood what others were saying they were mainly talking about appearance. Running it conduit is definitely the best way in this application. Use galvanized rigid, LBs for the 90s Joint compound to seal the threads, You can paint the conduit to blend in. If you have never run...

Good your doing it right. Shielded cable may provide a little benefit but I would not bother unless you have a problem. Too many people are trying to tell other people to take precautions they themselves won' t bother with when they want to try something. If its in conduit YOU DON'T NEED...

The damage is remotely possible Which I was not addressing at all as he did not ask about that, I am sure he is smart enough to figure that out on his own. The OP was asking about an private installation on his house - It's a non issue. If he has a problem he can fix it easily we don't need to...

I agree and it will be a whole lot easier not using conduit except where it is in reach of a vandal cutting the cable

May I answer this? without sounding like a smarty pants. I am a Journeyman Electrician, a certified network professional and an Electrical Engineer with over 40 years experience. All that to give you a little confidence that I know at least a little. First, THERE IS NO CODE VIOLATION. The...

If you are going to run it like you show you need to use ether "pulling Elbows" https://www.lowes.com/pd/CARLON-3-4-in-Pull-Elbow-Schedule-40-PVC-Compatible-Schedule-80-PVC-Compatible-Conduit-Fitting/1000998990 or "LB" condulets https://www.lowes.com/search?searchTerm=lb+condulet For this...

---------For the HIKVISION DS-2CD2032-I - 696421303 camera, the password for admin is dep1234567 -- That is the password I put in when I activated it. - Your right the Security Camera Warehouse Re-branded cameras have older firmware and I was able to find a manual for the camera that says the...

Go here and read a lot and you will learn a lot about the crappy NVRs out there. I won't buy an NVR anywhere else for now. https://www.getscw.com/exposing-the-surveillance-industry-shortchange

I was hoping you would see and respond Alastair, -- I had answered your post but I have discovered I made some incorrect assumptions about how my nvr was using PNP with the NVR I am attaching 3 config files here. The first is the Hikvision DS-2CD2032-I the Second is the Rebranded from SCW...