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    • travisdh1
      travisdh1 @CCWTech last edited by

      @ccwtech said in Surveillance Cameras and NVR:

      Are we fans of Ubiquity when it comes to surveillance cameras and an NVR or is there another brand that is recommended?

      After seeing what a former company paid for a "security system", I'm a big fan of their price points. I've never actually used any of their cameras tho. The other system was ok, but was a whole other box to manage on top of being expensive in the first place.

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      • RojoLoco
        RojoLoco last edited by

        We have the older ubiquiti system (6x cameras, NVR). Works perfectly, no issues, easy peasy, would buy again. Only caveat of the older one is that the live view in the web browser uses flash. Not sure about the current generation kit.

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        • JaredBusch
          JaredBusch last edited by

          @hubtechagain uses them often andlikes them.

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          • coliver
            coliver last edited by

            I've used them in the past and thought they did a good job.

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            • Mike Davis
              Mike Davis last edited by Mike Davis

              I have one G3 Dome running and I really like the picture and price point. I'll be adding some more cameras in the future. I'll have to decide if I want to keep running my own NVR or buy one of theirs prebuilt. I just used an old Zotac box I had no other use for to test the camera and software.

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              • brandon220
                brandon220 last edited by

                I have 5 separate systems now with a mix of G3 cameras. I have no complaints.

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                • RojoLoco
                  RojoLoco @Mike Davis last edited by

                  @mike-davis said in Surveillance Cameras and NVR:

                  I have one G3 Dome running and I really like the picture and price point. I'll be adding some more cameras in the future. I'll have to decide if I want to keep running my own NVR or buy one of theirs prebuilt. I just used an old Zotac box I had no other use for to test the camera and software.

                  The Ubiquiti NVR software was available (might still be, haven't checked lately) to customers so you could run their NVR as a VM (the one I have runs on Debian). So you could get all the functionality without buying the actual NVR hardware.

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                  • NerdyDad
                    NerdyDad @RojoLoco last edited by

                    @rojoloco said in Surveillance Cameras and NVR:

                    @mike-davis said in Surveillance Cameras and NVR:

                    I have one G3 Dome running and I really like the picture and price point. I'll be adding some more cameras in the future. I'll have to decide if I want to keep running my own NVR or buy one of theirs prebuilt. I just used an old Zotac box I had no other use for to test the camera and software.

                    The Ubiquiti NVR software was available (might still be, haven't checked lately) to customers so you could run their NVR as a VM (the one I have runs on Debian). So you could get all the functionality without buying the actual NVR hardware.

                    I was thinking the same thing. I have never messed with Ubiquiti cameras but always heard great things about them.

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                    • StuartJordan
                      StuartJordan last edited by

                      I've been using synologys built in surveillance app, works quite well for me, using a hikvision poe camera with it.

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                      • dbeato
                        dbeato @CCWTech last edited by

                        @ccwtech said in Surveillance Cameras and NVR:

                        Are we fans of Ubiquity when it comes to surveillance cameras and an NVR or is there another brand that is recommended?

                        I am a fan of Ubiquiti Cameras, I have them running locally and also in Amazon. Most of my deployments are running Debian and Ubuntu. Best to keep your hardware and software updated. The AirCams have been long deprecated.

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                        • stacksofplates
                          stacksofplates last edited by

                          I have two of the older UVC Micros for our house. They work pretty well.

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                          • CCWTech
                            CCWTech @dbeato last edited by

                            @dbeato said in Surveillance Cameras and NVR:

                            @ccwtech said in Surveillance Cameras and NVR:

                            Are we fans of Ubiquity when it comes to surveillance cameras and an NVR or is there another brand that is recommended?

                            I am a fan of Ubiquiti Cameras, I have them running locally and also in Amazon. Most of my deployments are running Debian and Ubuntu. Best to keep your hardware and software updated. The AirCams have been long deprecated.

                            So you are not using their NVR box? You have it on a private server?

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                            • coliver
                              coliver @CCWTech last edited by

                              @ccwtech said in Surveillance Cameras and NVR:

                              @dbeato said in Surveillance Cameras and NVR:

                              @ccwtech said in Surveillance Cameras and NVR:

                              Are we fans of Ubiquity when it comes to surveillance cameras and an NVR or is there another brand that is recommended?

                              I am a fan of Ubiquiti Cameras, I have them running locally and also in Amazon. Most of my deployments are running Debian and Ubuntu. Best to keep your hardware and software updated. The AirCams have been long deprecated.

                              So you are not using their NVR box? You have it on a private server?

                              I had used their NVR in the past. Decent specs and pretty good storage space.

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                              • brandon220
                                brandon220 last edited by

                                I have 4 installs on their NVR and 1 on a server using Ubuntu 16.04

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                                • dbeato
                                  dbeato @CCWTech last edited by

                                  @ccwtech said in Surveillance Cameras and NVR:

                                  @dbeato said in Surveillance Cameras and NVR:

                                  @ccwtech said in Surveillance Cameras and NVR:

                                  Are we fans of Ubiquity when it comes to surveillance cameras and an NVR or is there another brand that is recommended?

                                  I am a fan of Ubiquiti Cameras, I have them running locally and also in Amazon. Most of my deployments are running Debian and Ubuntu. Best to keep your hardware and software updated. The AirCams have been long deprecated.

                                  So you are not using their NVR box? You have it on a private server?

                                  Correct, we are using a VM in a local Server and also Amazon EC2 instances with S3.

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                                  • scottalanmiller
                                    scottalanmiller last edited by

                                    I've not used them, but the price and features seem awfully good.

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