Cctv camera

**Walter** · May 31st, 2016 09:58 AM

Originally Posted by flakez

May inooffer sa akin barkada ko. Pambayad utang sa kanya nung installer kaya medyo mababa daw niya ibibigay sa akin. Kunin ko details.

Would avoid this option. The work would probably be lackluster and they might use low end equipment.

**crazy_boy** · May 31st, 2016 10:41 AM

Originally Posted by CLAVEL3699

CB... PM sent tell him referred by me.

May android application na din para sa cellphone. Free na yun kasi pwedeng download lang na APPS

thanks sir clavel. will check out their cctvs

Originally Posted by Gumusut_Amige

A satisfied Hikvision user here. Very clear ang video resolution nya kahit gabi.
Madaming hikvision DVR/CCTV economy package ngayon sa lazada but dunno if they are the same as mine.
Mas maraming channels, mas maganda sa DVR for future upgrade.
Mine is 16-channels with 1TB hard drive only - storage capacity is good only for 2 weeks coz of HD cameras (bigger capacity is recommended).

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madalas ko nga makita itong hikvision. will also check this out.

OT: how much usually installation ng cctv? quote sa aking ng qube is 1,500 per camera.

**Gumusut_Amige** · May 31st, 2016 01:00 PM

Originally Posted by crazy_boy

thanks sir clavel. will check out their cctvs

madalas ko nga makita itong hikvision. will also check this out.

OT: how much usually installation ng cctv? quote sa aking ng qube is 1,500 per camera.

Think also on the maintenance side. Dapat isama mo na sa usapan yan. Yung sa akin kasi ay "kapitbahay" ko lang ang nag-install at tuwing may tweaking na gagawin ay just a text away for free.
Medyo mahal ang 1.5k per camera. Generally, if installation requires a lot of concrete drilling then installation price is higher.

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**3GEMS** · June 14th, 2016 06:51 PM

Magkano range for two cameras lang and no drilling?

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**Gumusut_Amige** · June 17th, 2016 07:09 AM

Originally Posted by 3GEMS

Magkano range for two cameras lang and no drilling?

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Try this...
Hikvision CCTV Camera Family Package (White) | Lazada PH

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**Flip** · June 17th, 2016 12:56 PM

yung sa akin is from qube. piece by piece ko pinili parts (mix ng cheapest and more expensive) and DIY na din, nag paturo lang ako paano wirings. pianaka mahal na part na wala ka talaga choice is yung special purpose HDD.

**jhnkvn** · June 18th, 2016 02:16 PM

Purchased mine from Qube for our retail store in BGC.

1. I still went the analog route due to the price difference of digital (x2).
2. Purchased a 4CH DVR for Php4,900 and four "Puffin" camera (1.3MP, Sony chipset) for Php6,000.

Problem is, I'm pissed at their aftersales service for complicated reasons. Ayaw man magreply sa email ko while before they're pretty quick with their response.

**jhnkvn** · June 18th, 2016 02:38 PM

Originally Posted by Flip

yung sa akin is from qube. piece by piece ko pinili parts (mix ng cheapest and more expensive) and DIY na din, nag paturo lang ako paano wirings. pianaka mahal na part na wala ka talaga choice is yung special purpose HDD.

I view surveillance HDDs as simply a means on how hard drive companies squeeze more moolah out of their consumers really.

Remember, WD Purple and Seagate SV are "new" offers while CCTVs have been existing before I was even born. You could actually just use your regular disk drives without any problem given that huge corporations have been using them even before these "surveillance HDDs" were marketed.

For one, we're running more than 64+ 480p cameras in our manufacturing compound and I've tested both a lot of hard drives over the years. While we're running Seagate SV hard drives at the moment due to RAID needs, I'd say if it was just one hard drive use, I'd stick with the cheaper Seagate Barracuda (don't get the 3TB ones, they have a rather high defect rate in 2012-2013). Between WD Purple and Seagate SV, get the Purple for power efficiency while Seagate SV for performance.

Anybody who has handled a ton of hard drives before knows that power on hours and reliability figures are useless. Enterprise SAS drives costs five digits per hard drive but perform equally on real-world usage and they aren't any more reliable than their consumer drive counterparts.

**Flip** · June 20th, 2016 08:39 PM

Originally Posted by jhnkvn

I view surveillance HDDs as simply a means on how hard drive companies squeeze more moolah out of their consumers really.

Remember, WD Purple and Seagate SV are "new" offers while CCTVs have been existing before I was even born. You could actually just use your regular disk drives without any problem given that huge corporations have been using them even before these "surveillance HDDs" were marketed.

For one, we're running more than 64+ 480p cameras in our manufacturing compound and I've tested both a lot of hard drives over the years. While we're running Seagate SV hard drives at the moment due to RAID needs, I'd say if it was just one hard drive use, I'd stick with the cheaper Seagate Barracuda (don't get the 3TB ones, they have a rather high defect rate in 2012-2013). Between WD Purple and Seagate SV, get the Purple for power efficiency while Seagate SV for performance.

Anybody who has handled a ton of hard drives before knows that power on hours and reliability figures are useless. Enterprise SAS drives costs five digits per hard drive but perform equally on real-world usage and they aren't any more reliable than their consumer drive counterparts.

Really? ive had several reliability issues din kasi sa mga old desktop hdds ko so i thought baka may something na mas ok diyan sa mga surveillance version. Oh well at least i got the WD purple right. hehe

BTW, system ko pala is 1080p 4ch DVR around 3k, 1TB WD purple 3k, 2 outdoor 1080p camera one is 2.5k and the other is 3k iirc.