CCTV camera security surveillance in less than Rs600

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Hi all,
I have installed compact CCTV cameras at strategic points across the house on my own. The cameras are from JMK brand with cost less than Rs600. Some extra wiring cost may come depending on the lengths used. But private security companies charge more than Rs7000 for installation...So see the difference.

These cameras have direct AV (Audio-Video) Out which can be given to our existing CRT or LCD television screens or DVR, Computer, Laptop with TV Tuners, or Video Input etc. There is a choice of PAL or NTSC video output too.

The power consumption is 0.2W and the required power source is 9 Volts, 500mA. But I am using rechargeable Lithium-ion batteries charged by Solar panels, so do not have to worry even if power fails, I still have CCTV system working.

Video Output Resolution of PAL: 628 X 582 and NTSC: 510 X 492

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RE: CCTV security surveillance in less than Rs600

wow, vinay ji. i hope i had so much knowledge like u.

where did u get solar panels from?
 
RE: CCTV security surveillance in less than Rs600

vinay bro... i am seriously getting jealous of the compact gadgets that you are stacking up :luv:luv:luv


dino29 said:
where did u get solar panels from?

which panel you are referring :huh:huh:huh
 
RE: CCTV security surveillance in less than Rs600

the one he uses to charge the batteries
 
RE: CCTV security surveillance in less than Rs600

dino29 said:
the one he uses to charge the batteries

oh fine.... i thought there is some on the images and felt i am missing some images here ;););)
 
RE: CCTV security surveillance in less than Rs600

Where did u get it from?

Nice info.
 
RE: CCTV security surveillance in less than Rs600

India's can solve its power problem easily by starting using solar energy but hardly any initiative is being taken
 
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