Posted by Bob From Paradise on December 08, 2007 at 13:15:52 from (208.53.74.77):
In Reply to: Internet Security Camera? posted by Blue3992 (N Illinois) on December 08, 2007 at 12:42:30:
Do you want a web camera that hooks up to your computer or a standard CCTV camera and lens plus the enclosure ?
Also do you want to install a stationary camera or have one that you can control (Pan and Tilt)from your Internet based OTR (On the road) location ?
I have most of the standard CCTV components the Camera, Lens, Enclosure, depending on what range you would like the camera to have and what lens you would want to use with the camera.
I have a few Pan - tilt units but they aren't cheap $250.00 - $500.00 range.
You have many choices to make both in what camera to purchase and lens combinations and if you want a system that is 100% Internet or make a CCTV system work with a Internet interface.
E-Mail me with a number to reach you at if you want to know more.
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