Annke H500 - 6MP Super HD POE Security System - Full Installation

[@smoggydrones5664]

Good news I contacted the company and they have extended the 25% discount across the hole range. I saved over £209 !!!

[@ProperDIY]

Nice one!

[@stevenrushforth6494]

@@ProperDIY - Code no longer works :-(

[@leefitton8851]

System looks good, shame code no longer valid 😭

[@helinghaus]

@@leefitton8851 yeah i just tried it myself its dead. but its only £290 now anyway

[@w3bb0y]

The masking tape a few metres before the end of the ethernet and the drilling hole into house at a slight incline are top notch tips and the reason I keep coming back to this channel :)

[@ProperDIY]

I'm glad it's useful

[@DonMorte2]

Every video I watch of people getting up scaffolding and getting out the big ladder really makes me appreciate my bungalow that little bit more. Also being 6ft5 means I can just reach up for the Christmas lights!

[@ProperDIY]

Just as an addition to my joke at the end (which I thought was very topical although some didn't 'get it') the system has the ability to 'mask' areas on each camera (turns those areas black) so as not to be able to see or record you neighbours property etc which I've already done.

[@the_judge_8262]

I think the real problem that was reported in the news, is more about audio then video, I e the fact that innocent conversations in a garden would be recorded. Great video as usual 👍🏼

[@therestlessworkshop]

I was going to ask, the version you have looks to be the turret version which only comes with a mic. Is it possible to disable that in the settings to ensure you don't capture the audio of neighbours, which as @The_Judge_ says was the main issue in the recent ruling?

[@thomaswilliam630]

Leave all features on mate, you will need it when you have to replay an incident, screw whatever one says here. That's your camera system in your compound to protect your belongings and family. Everyone can go jump

[@stephenmcgeown]

Great video, Stuart. I am looking to replace my wireless battery security cameras because they're a pain to have to re-charge every few weeks, so a PoE system like this looks ideal. I liked how you spent a good portion of the video explaining the logistics into getting the cabling sorted - that was where I was struggling to see how I'd install something like this but now you've made it a lot clearer!

[@ProperDIY]

Glad it was helpful!

[@liamsandie]

My eufy 2k last at least 9 months... not too bad and totally flexible

[@oggy3630]

You say that loft isn’t pleasant, it’s the best looking loft I’ve seen in my 4 years of being an apprentice

[@lm9753LyndaAnn]

Such dry humor! So glad to have found your channel! Greetings from NorCal!

[@ryanh3285]

I've had cheaper Annke camera's for nearly 2 years and they still work very well i added sound to the one at the front of my house. Pretty easy to install and the app has always worked well .

[@benje302]

Nice video. Would like to have seen how the cables came out of the black conduit and in through the wall as it went all the way to ground level.

[@rpsrps1]

Love how the house is wobbling at @7:22 - maybe want to get that seen to!

[@SineadDoyleMusic]

We just installed these yesterday! They are seriously amazing! The picture and sound quality is top notch, even at night! We are really impressed. The app is so user friendly too. It's even easy for my Mammy to use 🙌😂💫 Thanks Stuart! We did alot of research into different systems and Annke won. You did a terrific job with this video too. You really sold it for us. Thanks a million 🙏🙂 and very happy with the price as well xx All the best. Highly recommended! We actually purchased two sets for two houses. One up, one more to go 🙏

[@ProperDIY]

Glad to be of help

[@hernebaybob]

Still happy?

[@SineadDoyleMusic]

@@hernebaybob Absolutely Robert! We have set up the second system in our house now too. Couldn't be happier with it. A group of young lads ran up to the door knocked, then ran off a couple of weeks ago.. Have it all in crystal clear HD 🤣 Gives us all great peace of mind. Mammy keeps the app running on her ipad beside her bed so she can listen to the birds in the morning. The sound quality is 100% too. Super system and best of all no recurring or yearly payments. We got a discount from Annke for buying 2 systems together.. So it worked out at €310.00 each. If you're handy with techy stuff it'll take about a day to set up. Best of luck Robert 👍

[@njuham]

So far I've only progressed to pir floodlights and led downlights, no doubt I'll be tinkering with this idea next week...

[@neillindsay2687]

I see annke have raised the price of this system considerably in the past day or so. Probably to counteract the rush to get the 25% discount!

[@smartassist9700]

All countries are switching to gold backed currency “as we speak”. Once completed and announced…… prices for all items sold will be repriced extremely low as each currency will have 100% purchasing power being backed by gold. Hence, I am holding off a few more months.

[@peterallen4501]

I know what you mean when it says configure, that's why I always call these installations plug and pray ! Well done a good video showing how to install the system

[@grahamwhatmore8831]

Good video. My Arlo wireless system just stopped working. I think the hub fried during a storm. You’ve convinced me I can fit one myself, so I’ve ordered an H500 yesterday. The discount code no longer works but hey ho! Still £21 cheaper than on Amazon. Thank you

[@DazDaz105]

Informative and entertaining as usual, still giggling when the pipe fell out of the clip 😃

[@ProperDIY]

Thanks. Yes that was quite annoying when you're up the top!

[@davidbray6515]

Had this set up for last four years and have no problem with it 👌 I payed 78 pound without a hard drive but picked up a hard drive for 20 pound and it records for 14 days 24 7

[@Paul-jw3rr]

Great video! I liked the tip to attach the cable to a rigid pipe to push it as far as possible into your attic. I was scratching my head as to how I would reach the cable down by the soffit but you've solved it.

[@chuanli571]

13:00 I was hoping to see you drill from both ends again. It was quite epic to see. ^_^

[@davemosley2020]

Thanks very much for another great video,I run a small tree surgery company and have recently had my ladder and hand tools stolen from my vehicle so was looking to buy cameras anyway, thanks to you i just checked out on the website saving £95 ! now to catch those thieves!

[@ProperDIY]

Nice one - good luck!

[@cuebj]

Strongly agree with hiring a tower. Known a few folk who decided to risk it 'just this once' and smashed many bones in the subsequent fall - even inside with ladder on flat floor and someone holding ladder base. I've also used a bucket like that

[@ProperDIY]

Totally agree

[@frankblack1481]

Eagerly awaiting the loft board out video. Great one for the autumn/winter :-)

[@terrychafer845]

Just one suggestion when you install the Cameras -------- it`s a good idea to mount them where you can reach them with a feather duster on a long stick as they do tend to attract cobwebs.

[@jeremiahgrant4399]

Exceptional video. I just want to appreciate what you do for the DIY community. Again amazing video on the Annke camera set up.

[@medicbabe2ID]

Just got this system yesterday and I've been watching a lot of installation videos trying to convince myself it's not going to be that difficult. This is the only one that concerns my specific system. I'm a wee bit concerned about the physical installation, because my husband will strip a gear if I drill holes in this house, but the whole IT part is much more intimidating. I hope it goes as smoothly as yours did! Thank you for posting!

[@dannymassive]

Great and clear installation video. Good tips to get the wires into the attic! Just one thing I have noticed - it's 5MP not 6MP as per video title :)

[@aperitifs]

No the nvr is 6mp , but the cameras are 5mp , the nvr is capable of running higher mp cameras , and mine even could add a 8mp tho it would only record at 6mp

[@dannymassive]

This is all a bit irrelevant now seeing as you have replied to a comment that I made two years ago, however , nonetheless the NVR will only record at 5MP if the cameras are only 5MP regardless if the NVR is 6mp capable or not.

[@samuelbeckett4632]

Top tip: use of a stand-alone test monitor can help camera alignment before connection to the main controller & saving repeated journeys up/down the ladder/tower; esp if you've already moved it before system configuration

[@Sly_Wolf_1]

Or connect control unit to Internet and your mobile so you can view camera angles on your mobile and adjust accordingly whilst up there.

[@davidgranger3628]

Very nice vid for an amateur installation.If you're REALY after security peace of mind double or triple the amount of cameras .We live in a bungalow so you are lucky you can mount the cameras out of reach ,we have the problem a determined burglar could simply spray the cameras by creeping up using a blind spot so you need to cover all the blind spots .All our cameras are covered by other cameras removing any blind spots. Your BIG problem will be spiders and unlike us you cant just brush the webs away lol .Another tip is remove the reference to watching the neighbours if you fall out with them they can use data protection laws to send you to court as you have historically said (even in jest) your cameras will be watching them .PS hope your burglers dont come on a foggy night your movement detection will be in overdrive recording fog! The masking feature unfortunately falls on its head if you use a PTZ camera and if you get addicted you will use them lol For older network cable systems you can simply add POE with a cheap dongle no need to replace an older NVR for newer cameras PPS remove the down pipe reference those naughty burglars now know where to cut your cables

[@vikylin]

you always make the best content! thanks for another great video! 🌟🎥"

[@AccountantDoesDIY]

Another great video Stuart. I recently installed the Ring security light/camera combos on front and back. I couldn’t face drilling through the render and brickwork for the cables so took the easier option and just unscrewed two existing up/down lights and replaced with the Rings. The only issue is that they’re only about 7-8feet from the ground so a reasonably tall person could easily disable them with their hand….

[@AccountantDoesDIY]

Also meant to ask - do you also have external insulation on the house between the brickwork and the white render? On your various projects where you’ve drilled through the render is there anything specific one has to bear in mind for such ext insulation? Other than using silicone around the holes I’m hoping there’s nothing else !

[@garrywalker8714]

Great video, very informative. Brilliant idea with the cables going inside the drainpipe. I fitted my system (Swann Enforcer) at exactly the same time as you were fitting yours, and whilst I'm pleased with mine, I wish I'd seen this vid first, I think I might have chosen the same system. Mine seems to be a bit more complicated to operate than yours.

[@ade7163]

Great video, looking at the comments, maybe another video to show how you transitioned from the downpipe to the 22mm, and a bit about the cam functions and quality in the day and night? 👍

[@ProperDIY]

Looks like a 'part 2' will be coming!

[@scoobydoo6344]

I was wondering that myself

[@Mowgli715]

i believe the motion area you selected actually turned "off" the detection for that spot you highlighted, which is the reason why you see the moving blocks on the grid. It indicates it's detecting motion.

[@mickydub3]

You were right about that word " CONFIGURE " lol ... Helpfull vid 100 %

[@accessfm]

Stuart, great video, have a system like that already and it's a great bit of kit. I might add that your QR codes were completely scannable from pausing the video and that while I know that Annke app is pretty good at 2 step authentication, it might be safer to edit them out completely as you will get some Muppet that will try to pen test your camera system. Keep up the good work great videos as always.

[@scoobydoo6344]

Nathan, picking up on your comment about 2 step authentication and pen test, what is this for ? Is this for people getting access into the camera system ?? sorry for me not knowing and any help will be great for when we install our cctv that we have just bought using the discount from this video thanks

[@justanotherviewer4821]

@@scoobydoo6344 Two QR codes... one was for the app, which is likely the same no matter the customer... the other was SN, which I presume means serial number... which links his DVR system to the app... I sure someone will need a password too but that makes it a lot easier for someone...

[@firefighterexperienc]

Thank you... you have a great way to explain what may seem complex into simple terms. I can see in the future that you'll be approached by the TV networks of offers of your own show....

[@ProperDIY]

Do you think so? I could have my own make up lady?

[@justasportsdad251]

Just ordered from your provided link here from the U.S. Thank you for a great review and install video.

[@cuebj]

Small point: instructions should have advised wearing earth wristband to avoid static affecting the hdd. It's standard practice when working with electronics. Not absolutely necessary in most UK domestic environments but could be enough to void a warranty or returns policy or lead to some dispute before manufacturer gives in. Extremely helpful video that is exactly what I needed to see

[@ProperDIY]

Thanks

[@dombieandson3955]

I had a brush like yours Stuart. I only had it for a week and the head came off. I fixed it but a week later the handle came off.

[@dhewitt2514]

Nice system- I recently fitted a POE system and it’s night and day compared to the older coax systems

[@ProperDIY]

Totally agree

[@dhewitt2514]

@@ProperDIY the only problem I had with my system was that I couldn’t use pre made cables with the waterproof glands unless you remake the RJ45. Was only a problem because the cables didn’t go directly in to the roof but re-terminated the end fairly easily

[@scoobydoo6344]

That's what I am hoping for as my old system is POC (coax) and the typical problem I get is if I touch the DVR the cams can come on and off by themselves, dodgy connections to the DVR even though the cables are factory made hence the new system that this Stuart is fitting has been purchased today

[@jamesfarrer5087]

Lovely new build you've got there Stuart. Do you like gravel driveways? Personally I can't stand them... if you don't either then I look forward to the video of you replacing it with blocks :D

[@xmodisfy]

Nice video ! One thing you should blur out those QR Codes as we can retrieve the serial number of your DVR system

[@thebrothers3971]

Excellent description of the walk through.

[@chrislyon8677]

Another comprehensive, detailed walkthrough Stuart - thank you. I'm planning to add some cameras to my Synology NAS, as this provides all the functionality of an NVR. Plenty of tips there on routing POE cables!

[@ProperDIY]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Johnnie10ponnies]

You may already know this, however you ideally need to get a hard drive designed for continuous recording. Normal HDs aren’t designed for this and will fail significantly quicker.

[@chrislyon8677]

@@Johnnie10ponnies Thank you for that. However, Synology NAS's are frequently used for surveillance purposes only, with Synology's bundled Surveillance Software being highly regarded. The usage I intend would not be continuous, only recording when movement is detected. That said, I appreciate your input.

[@Johnnie10ponnies]

@@chrislyon8677 I’ve had a 2 bay Synology for about 8 years and had to replace a failing HD last year. That’s when I discovered that there are different HDs for surveillance recording rather than data storage as I nearly bought the wrong one as I use mine for mirrored back-up. They have a more robust mechanism for recording as it is in constant use. For occasion recording it should be okay but may reduce the life of your HD.

[@chrislyon8677]

@@Johnnie10ponnies Hi, I have Western Digital Red Drives but see that WD Purple or Seagate Surveillance are more suited for the purpose. Thanks

[@neillindsay2687]

Well I’ve just took the plunge and bought the same system with 25% discount. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@ProperDIY]

Nice one. That's a really good price vs Amazon!

[@scoobydoo6344]

Snap, just bought mine today using the 25% discount

[@SamLTate]

I see you have the same new build problem as me where they put the BT master socket in the worst possible place in the living room. I've just spent a weekend installing conduit to carry several Cat5e cables so I can take the VDSL signal up into the airing cupboard where I can house all my networking equipment, rather than stuffing it all behind the sofa on the floor, as well as take gigabit ethernet back to the living room, and all other rooms in the house. I can't believe they don't run it to an understairs cupboard as standard.

[@993ti]

5:47 You were scanning the wrong QR code ;) You already have the app so the next step would be to scan the SN code ;)

[@68000Mark]

I used the same method of fastening the cable to a bit of pipe when I installed mine. I have an older NVR and it looks like they have updated the software. I have noticed I do not get alerts unless the app is running on my PC or I log into the NVR. Night vision is great until spider decided to make a web across the camera then I get notifications all night.

[@arumturk]

Just a thought. If you had a mesh network extender in place, you could add a unit into the loft for the internet connection .

[@vanjohnsorz2856]

Typical 1week ago we bought and installed our system. The price of this is comparable but your is a better system. Nice vid. Shame about the timing

[@tomalex4806]

I have the Swann 5mp system with thermal sensing so it doesn’t cram up the hard drive with false triggers also fitted a PTZ camera which is a brilliant piece of kit 👍🏻

[@Senna-xi1gr]

Good on ya Stuart. Great professional advice. Thanks merry Christmas. 👍🏆

[@allthegearuk]

I was looking at one of their wireless systems as my garage is detached and I can't see the door from the house. Shame the code they gave you only works on this one product. Really interesting video. Nice trick with the down pipe.

[@ProperDIY]

Thanks

[@antonyporter5045]

great video,, but what are the cams like at night ???

[@bobjessup2066]

I would like to know that as well

[@HussaynVisram]

Great video, good walkthrough of the system. However the discount code does not seem to work on the UK site. Was it time limited

[@bernardgarrett3897]

Really Clear and precise video. Thank you

[@DollyAitken-gn1fr]

Good video. Easy to understand and follow. Is the system good for giving clear car registration plate numbers? Also i like the tip of drilling upwards so any moisture can run down and not into the house 😊

[@jeanvaljean1312]

Many Thanks From Belgium !

[@ProperDIY]

You are welcome!

[@klaeLIFE]

Looks great and another excellent video. It's a shame these are only 15fps at 5mp. Really want a system to do it at 30fps at least

[@HubbHubbs]

These look like the lower grade hikvision nvrs rebadged, the next model up costs about £10 more and will allow 8mp at full frame rate

[@klaeLIFE]

@@HubbHubbs what is the model of the hikvision cameras rhat are better and where can I get them from please?

[@richardnoel3141]

Great video. Thanks, Just about to install a new Network and Camera system. some very useful tips!🙂

[@DjGiluk]

Great video - thanks Stuart. Keep up the great content! Love the humour as always

[@ProperDIY]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@scoobydoo6344]

Hi, Good video and we were wanting to upgrade our cctv at home and after watching your video we have went for the H500 and used the discount voucher and we got the cctv system at a good price with the discount, Thanks matey and I have subbed to your channel for more interesting video's Thanks again

[@ProperDIY]

Thank you

[@emlynstansbie5179]

Great video as always, Stuart. We'd love to know what the system is like at night please? As most burglaries take place during the night time so how well does it work? 🤷‍♂️

[@worstuserever]

Perfectly valid to want good imaging at all hours, but not true about burglaries. Most are committed during daytime, and on weekdays, because homes are less likely to be occupied and visits seem less suspicious to onlookers.

[@neillindsay2687]

Great timely video. I’ve been chewing over what system to go for, for weeks now. Would have been nice to see how the wires were threaded down the black downcomer and then transitioned to the 20mm plastic conduit. Good idea about the blanking plate/box on the inside as I was pondering how I would break out at that location. Does the 25% discount apply to the cameras with microphones also?

[@scoobydoo6344]

Yes it does as I have just bought the system with the turret cams with the microphones

[@M0PAX]

Tip for house built before 1999, soffits where the camera was mounted could be made from asbestos. Always check before drilling, the old asbestos sheet (AIB) may be covered up by new wood or UPVC. Great video the camera software looks like the much more expensive HIKVISION. Looks good camera would be hidden more if it was black.

[@roberthobson7190]

Hi.Could you tell me if the HD box needs to be plugged into the router or if it can be connected via WiFi. I'm sorry but i couldn't quite tell and i would like to fit the system in my garage away from the router but within WiFi Signal. Thanks for all the great videos

[@smartassist9700]

LOL, EXCELLENT CLOSING…..watching the neighbors “with that suspicious look”. My first time catching your video Sir. What part of UK are you living? I am in USA/ Georgia. (across the fishing pond). Enjoyed your very professional and to the point video! I’m looking to get this camera setup later this year I hope. I will have to hire someone to install it. Disabled here. U less you wish to take a vacation to come install it. I will treat you to nice fishing locations ( Clark Hill Reservoir, and a couple other places. Our home would be your bed and breakfast. Quaint , quiet, near forest and we have various animals that visit our property. Live in small city (1km from city hall/down town, yet forest beside us). Lol I have a long time acquaintance In Nottingham. Retired professor that makes computer tech type videos. Sir Christopher. By the way, this website will be removed soon. You may want to seek a “backup” website. I only know of one other that started up 1yr ago, growing with investors. They offer a way to “copy videos from utube to their channel to keep from uploading “again”. Keep this site as primary BUT mention NEW BACKUP site below current videos for your viewers to be advised. Have a bleed day Sir. Alton

[@flyc3]

Another cracking video. Whilst more legwork installing, I image it’s way more reliable than a wireless system (don’t ask me how I know…). Lovely house too.

[@ProperDIY]

Thanks. Yes I did look at wireless but I think over time could be an issue

[@Wiliuz]

Great video. I'm looking into purchasing cctv system for my house.

[@dpm9609]

Watching the neighbors :)))), Good Show Altogether !!

[@Elecamera21-kh]

I alway learned from your channel

[@ByronUK]

How thick is your soffit board? Why did you drill holes before screwing into the soffit? Would the screws not fall out doing this?

[@riccardon-g2j]

How did you run the cables from the loft to the downstairs router? Or am I missing something, I don't get how that part works,that's what put me off and I bought a Eufy wireless system instead which is great for people like me not wanting cables and holes through walls. btw you have a lovely house :)

[@carllamb6711]

Hi Stuart Great video mate, great bit of kit too... But I decided to use Ring on all my properties great clear recordings & have never let me down……. 👍👍👍👍

[@ProperDIY]

Nice one!

[@rhyswilliams1998]

Looks like The QR code didn’t work as the one on the right was to install the app and the one on the left was to register the serial number for the device. Great content as always.

[@moodophile]

I was just thinking that and had to pause the video to double check. Yep, it's right there, in front of you on the screen Stuart. RTFS!

[@ProperDIY]

That would be the reason then!

[@ianthegeeklah]

@@ProperDIY Love watching your videos Stuart! For security reasons, perhaps it'd be prudent to mask the QR Code or serial number of your NVR from the public eyes.

[@dejervus]

Very helpful video many thanks. question. After the initial setup prior to installing outside, is a monitor required as I would be leaving my NVR in the loft, can I block sections of the camera/motions zones on the app or do I need to do that using the NVR etc. Thanks in advance

[@donkey1007]

nice vid again stuart, good tips as always. would be good to do a follow up on how they are at night and the false notifications, cause ya gonna get em...

[@ProperDIY]

Yes, I've still got to adjust things properly and then I'll see how it performs.

[@masterham4640]

Would it have been possible to site the HDD box in the loft making it less likely to be stolen in the event of a burglary?

[@ProperDIY]

You can do if you run an internet cable up to it. The main problem is if you want to adjust any settings, you would need to take a TV up there to do it.

[@masterham4640]

Helpful, thanks for replying.

[@tellboyWales]

@@ProperDIY Just buy a cheap old 2nd hand monitor from something like FB market place or Ebay. Leave it in the attic.

[@nigelwarburton608]

Great video as always Stuart..

[@ProperDIY]

Thanks

[@grzegorzzmitrowicz8472]

Good and helpful . Thanks.👍🍻

[@ProperDIY]

Thanks

[@rpan5441]

Wonderful. How do you fish the Ethernet wires from loft to the control box

[@christopherterry5831]

Great Vid, I have the H500 package (base unit and 4 C500s) my question is the camera's have memory card slots how and why should I use them and what happens when they are full?

[@MartynSmith]

Plug and Play - Plug it in and then play with it for ages till it works

[@ProperDIY]

Nice one!

[@elminster8149]

Or as we used to call it back in the day 'Plug and Pray''

[@RS46192]

Can you still install these without a monitor and just to phone ? Also can you connect connect the system wirelessly to the internet , say if you was to leave the system in the loft? Thanks

[@spatel3783]

thanks for the really helpful video. much appreciated

[@perezchiro6919]

Hello…. I have cat 6 cables running in my walls going to different rooms. I am thinking about installing NVR security cameras via POE…. My question is can POE cat 6 cables and regular cat 6 run together? Will there be interference or heating from the POE cables?

[@ttb1513]

How do you remove the base of the case from the camera, to screw into a surface. Annke doesn’t show this either and I’m afraid I’ll snap something separating the base. I see that there is a slot that can be rotated to align with a tab, but it’s still not easy to remove.

[@jjjacer]

i think what happened at 6:00 was that you tried scanning the right QR code to download the APP , instead of the left QR code which was the serial number that the installed APP needed, at least based off the video. .

[@beaucopeland243]

How would you go about factory resetting the NVR, so you can start from scratch?

[@y.swedi748]

You're really a pro. Thanks

[@Modena5435]

Hello enjoyed your video , would you still recommend an Annke system and which one now for 4 cameras outside

[@mickyjb2003]

Brilliant bit of kit,cheers.

[@ProperDIY]

Thanks

[@harryinhuahin1272]

Excellent instructional review, as usual... If ever there was a job for two people that surely was it. Don't understand why they don't fit the harddrive...

[@ProperDIY]

Thank you. I don't understand either - I can only assume they sell different size hard drives to fit the same box.

[@harryinhuahin1272]

@@ProperDIY - I thought that as well, but their website clearly states "2Tb" and I didn't see any other option. Maybe they'll check your video to see the feedback, and offer a solution. (Just asking for a friend...)

[@chrispearson6453]

Lots of camera systems are great for daytime, any chance of a nighttime review?

[@ProperDIY]

On the way

[@richardclarke9966]

Another good video Stuart. However, having PoE cameras connected to your main LAN is suicide. You really need that channeled through a managed switch on an isolated VLAN with mac filtering.

[@elminster8149]

Yes, agree, ideally you should isolate the camera's from the internet entirely, but you will lose the ability to view on your phone if not at home more than likely.

[@richardclarke9966]

@@elminster8149 That's where VPN tunnels come in. It's always worth mentioning as IP cameras are stupidly easy to hack - if they're on the same network as all your important/personal stuff, it could be goodnight Vienna.

[@HubbHubbs]

Hasnt he connected them into the poe ports on the back of the nvr? They wont be on his main LAN

[@richardclarke9966]

@@HubbHubbs Unless he's configured an isolated network for the NVR, it will be. That wasn't mentioned so I presume not, as it's a DiY channel, not a networks channel

[@HubbHubbs]

These rebadged hikvision NVRs have 2 seperate network cards in them, one for the LAN side and one for the 8 x poe ports, in the network section you can set the ip range for the LAN and the internal NIC is seperate.

[@joeshaft]

be interested to see a follow up showing night performace as the cameras dont look to have any night time IR function at first glance.

[@ProperDIY]

I will do one

[@dthurlby]

You sir are a legend. Just what I need to know and saving me cash. Another fantastic video. Thank you 🙂👍

[@ProperDIY]

Glad to help

[@fmgizmo]

Good man very help full thank you

[@mstr_anderson]

What is the night time footage like?

[@sallybamford725]

Hi, do you know if the discount code has now expired? I've tried to use it on the Annke H800 system and its not valid. 😕. Appreciate its a few months since the review.