RLC-820A

I have an E1-Zoom, specifically this model. Not sure if that matches either of the ones you're looking at. I also have a Reolink doorbell camera and a Reolink RLC-820A. Of the three, the E1-Zoom has caused me by far the most problems. The RLC-820A works perfectly. I don't have to use any of the work

Update: I just pulled the official Zyxel datasheet to double-check, and I had the dimensions wrong on the 18EP. Let me correct myself. XMG1915-10EP is 250x104x27mm (9.84 x 4.09 x 1.06 inches) - fits your 10-11" On-Q. XMG1915-18EP is 330x230x44mm (12.99 x 9.06 x 1.73 inches) and is actually a rack-mo

Yes, that’s correct. They do have very little 2.8 mm options for sure, but hopefully with the introduction of the professional line this will be more readily available. A little bit of self-promotion but one option that some off-line Distribution channel channels still get offer 2.8 mm lenses such a

I just put in a new system at our church last year. I went with Reolink as that is what I use at home and was most familiar with. It's been running flawlessly since install. We have 18 total cameras, but you could easily scale it down for your size. Here is what I installed: (1) Reolink RLN36 NVR (1

I’ve been running eight outdoor RLC-820A’s two Duo2’s and a TrackMix for 3 1/2 years, powered by a cheap TP-Link Omada managed PoE switch in harsh Western New York weather conditions, all recording to an RLN16-410 NVR on a 5 year old SATA hard drive…with absolutely zero issues. Obviously your mileag

Just curious why would I want a 1080p or 720p substream. Also what's wrong with the reolinks? I have some of their new cameras and they seem very sharp for a fair price. Are the amcrest cams 4:3 or 16:9. I bought some cameras from annke but could not tolerate their 4:3 aspect ratio with a weird feel

I finally got feed up with the underwhelming performance of Ring a few months ago and made the switch to POE. Currently running 8 4k cams with Blue Iris on a tiny pc I bought off eBay (m710q) for $60. As for the cameras, I have a mix of Reolink, Lorex, a no name Chinese Dahua-ripoff (which works way

My Reolink RLC-820A won't stream or record no matter what I try. It has ONVIF enabled and everything.

You can do all this for around $300. You don't want to use Amazon, so get a Reolink rlc-811a and zoom it in on the assumed lane of travel. Also, purchase an rlc-820a for a 4k overview. You can record directly to a separately purchased SD card on both cameras, so there is no need for an nvr. Reolink

Preferred setup: all wired PoE If they can pull low voltage through the crawlspace, I would stay fully wired. That gives you metal housings, proper PoE, and a simple NVR. 1) North strip / both back doors (northwest corner) Single 4K turret on the northwest corner, watching down the strip between the