Hello All,
I am planning to replace my Swan 2MP cameras with possibly the Lorex LNR6826KP. (4K NVR, 6*4K 8MP Cameras).
I have ran a PoE switch to remote locations and ready to roll.
My plan is from NVR to router and then plug all cameras into the PoE Switch that is plugged into that Router, possibly a couple into the NVR PoE ports also.
This system is 4K, I have a decent 350Mb Download Speed and 20Mb upload from Virgin. But I note the cameras can only give 4K at 15FPS and lower resolutions at around 20FPS, 25FPS if i go with 3MP resolution.
I am not sure 15FPS is good enough ?.
I am monitoring the street outside my house (Signed up to data protection etc) where my car is parked under good light and also my 50 Metre back garden that only has activated lights on movement.
The Lorex kit is £840 from Costco and before i buy I would like your views on if 4K is worth it, better kits for that money etc.
The NVR is inside a bedroom, so I don't want a noisy NVR, I also want a NVR that is well supported with firmware updates etc, can handle FTP cloud storage of my choice and works with a large range of other cameras.
I only have the Standard Virgin SuperHub 3, in case that makes any difference, thinking VPN could be out the question with this.
Over to you, many thanks.
I am planning to replace my Swan 2MP cameras with possibly the Lorex LNR6826KP. (4K NVR, 6*4K 8MP Cameras).
I have ran a PoE switch to remote locations and ready to roll.
My plan is from NVR to router and then plug all cameras into the PoE Switch that is plugged into that Router, possibly a couple into the NVR PoE ports also.
This system is 4K, I have a decent 350Mb Download Speed and 20Mb upload from Virgin. But I note the cameras can only give 4K at 15FPS and lower resolutions at around 20FPS, 25FPS if i go with 3MP resolution.
I am not sure 15FPS is good enough ?.
I am monitoring the street outside my house (Signed up to data protection etc) where my car is parked under good light and also my 50 Metre back garden that only has activated lights on movement.
The Lorex kit is £840 from Costco and before i buy I would like your views on if 4K is worth it, better kits for that money etc.
The NVR is inside a bedroom, so I don't want a noisy NVR, I also want a NVR that is well supported with firmware updates etc, can handle FTP cloud storage of my choice and works with a large range of other cameras.
I only have the Standard Virgin SuperHub 3, in case that makes any difference, thinking VPN could be out the question with this.
Over to you, many thanks.