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How did you find this in the end?Sundayjumper wrote: ↑Mon Dec 12, 2022 11:03 am There is an utterly baffling range of cameras out there. This was simply the top of my shortlist at the point where I lost the will to live and decided to just buy *something*. It's due to arrive later today. Review to follow eventually.
Sorry - forgot to get back to you. The original link is dead but I can see it was a HiLook IPC-T280H. It was OK. Definitely better than the no-name rando cameras I started with but although Synology's approved list contains umpteen HiLook / HikVision cameras this one isn't there so it's not fully enabled. It also had some odd resolutions which niggled me unnecessarily.
On top of the eaves ? Or under ? Mine are under, attached to the soffits, the cables then go straight into the loft, nothing exposed.Also, is mounting it to the top of the eves on the house really that bad? People say you shouldn't as you can't see faces, but lets be honest, it generally means fuck all anyway in terms of it resulting in any convictions, but it's easier to mount and run cables, plus it's out of reach of any sticky fingers, plus looks tider than being stuck on the front of the house.
Deterrent, yes, the built in IR "flood" light produces a faint but visible red glow at night; anyone with nefarious intentions probably knows to look out for that.The reason for fitting was generally to keep an eye on the driveway, and as a bit of a deterrent.