Recommendation for Hikvision house IP system

[tyh]

Any recommendation for a Hikvision IP system model, that contain the following:
1. POE (Power IP camera over the RJ45)
2. Hard disk that records the IP system
3. 2 x outside the house wired IP camera (with IR and wide view)
4. 2 x inside the house wired IP camera (with IR and wide view)
5. 1 x wired door bell

 

[nambi]

hik 2.8 cams dome cams should be fine.

 

[Mike]

Any recommendation for a Hikvision IP system model, that contain the following:
1. POE (Power IP camera over the RJ45)
2. Hard disk that records the IP system
3. 2 x outside the house wired IP camera (with IR and wide view)
4. 2 x inside the house wired IP camera (with IR and wide view)
5. 1 x wired door bell

Domes are not ideal, I would use turrets. We have a really nice 2.8mm 4k (8mp) turret available here. Can be used inside and out. If you require domes, then we also have this model which is also 8mp. All of our current cameras are Hikvision rebrants with international (non-hacked) firmware, right from Hikvision.

WD Purple drives are preferred for surveillance. You could use an NVR or Blue Iris.

Doorbells can be a little tricky and I don't think there are reliable and readily available wired solutions yet. It's not wired and not the greatest, but Hikvision has this version (this is also a rebrand),

 

[nambi]

why are domes not ideal while a turret is?

 

[Mike]

why are domes not ideal while a turret is?

Domes can suffer from glare due to IR reflection / bounce and typically have weaker IR. I recommend only using them where absolutely necessary.

 

[nambi]

interesting, I never had an issue with them. I always used domes or bullets for both indoor and outdoor. Only think I noticed about domes is the spiders didn't build webs on them.

 

[aristobrat]

interesting, I never had an issue with them. I always used domes or bullets for both indoor and outdoor. Only think I noticed about domes is the spiders didn't build webs on them.

IMO, if a dome isn't pointing towards something that bounces a lot of the camera's IR back, it probably won't experience the glare/wash-out issue.