Wireless CCTV Options

corkcomp

Hey, I'm trying to figure out how I need to approach the following, as cost effectively as possible... I need to connect an outdoor IP CCTV camera, (which will be mounted on an out building in a yard) to a house which is around 350 metres away, with clear LOS to the yard. The house has an eircom / netopia router right inside an upstairs window, with LOS to the yard.

I've heard great things about these http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833168093 but I'm trying to figure out if I need a pair of them, or if one would do, and should it be mounted at the house or yard.

I'm thinking about the following camera..
http://www.pcsystems.ie/components-46/security/security-cameras/tp-link-tl-sc4171g-surveillance-camera.html

thoughts?

PogMoThoin

Check out Ubiquiti Nanostations and their range of cameras, better quality at affordable prices.
http://www.ubnt.com/airmax#nanostationm
http://www.ubnt.com/airvision

kingtut

Although this deal has expired this is one I got a few months back, even works with a smartphone which is kinda handy.

http://www.groupon.ie/deals/national-deals/storage-options/13663774?nlp=

corkcomp

thanks guys... @Kingtut, that camera looks good but unfortunately 10M night vision wouldn't be enough for this job:rolleyes: The EnGenius kit is way under-rated, If one unit would work for this job, the unit & camera would be on budget but two units would push it over!

PogMoThoin

Just note, Ubiquiti don't do IR, you would need lighting with sensors

kingtut

corkcomp wrote: »

thanks guys... @Kingtut, that camera looks good but unfortunately 10M night vision wouldn't be enough for this job:rolleyes: The EnGenius kit is way under-rated, If one unit would work for this job, the unit & camera would be on budget but two units would push it over!

Binoculars ? :pac:
Just kidding, hope you get it all sorted anyway