DIY long range SOLAR camera system NO SUBSCRIPTIONS or sim card 1.5 mile range DIY Friendly!

Camera System Parts:
8 channel 4 camera kit with DVR amzn.to/3zmVov8
Camera white amzn.to/3nxrPnO
Camera Black amzn.to/3zi7mGa
PTZ camera amzn.to/3K0ZQ7p
Camera Mounts amzn.to/3G4WPlF
Off Grid Solar Setup Parts:
Solar Charge Controller amzn.to/40Oas0h
50 watt solar panel amzn.to/42VHfCE
12v 5mm jacks amzn.to/3nBcx1u
Communication Parts:
Ueevii antenna amzn.to/42XGdWS
Poe switch amzn.to/3G5Gj4y
Cat6 cable 1000’ outdoor amzn.to/3G5Gj4y
Cat6 Cable 500’ outdoor amzn.to/3nB6IRB
Cat6 crimpers amzn.to/40s8fIn
Cat6 ends amzn.to/3lVpp1P
Wire Connectors amzn.to/3zDLcyx
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Here is the full video of setting up our surveillance system. We have two methods in this video for cameras beyond the 100m limitation of cat6 cable.
The first scenario I show where you may have power but no network connection and are over 100m away from the nearest network connection. In this case you can use the 120v power but utilize the antennas to setup a wireless link between your DVR and your cameras
The second scenario I show where you donot have power or network connection. In this scenario we use a solar panel and battery to power the system.
Enjoy and let us know if you have any questions, happy to discuss in the comments below!

[@WiSeNhEiMeR-1369]

Thanks

[@timfoster5043]

Lots of good info here. Thanks.

[@diyernh]

Do you have any information about DS NAS devices instead of the Reolink box? I tried the WiFi Reolink battery powered cameras only to find they would not connect to a NAS. It looks like your solution with 12VDC power and the 5G transmitter may be a solution for me. I am totally off grid in the Adirondacks, Just solar power, no cell phone or internet. I am using the Reolink cameras to recognize motion to only record when there is motion and send FTP transfer to the NAS storage device. I will be able to review the NAS files if something happened on my property while I wasn't there. This usage only records when the camera recognizes motion, not 24/7, allowing for months of recording instead of just a few weeks. Also trying to minimize power usage as the Adironacks is dense woods and minimal sun hitting the solar. I may have to drop to 3G or 4G wireless as 5G may not pass through the trees.

[@dickyboy873]

Just curious how will these components inside the box go with low temps and condensation won't this affect them and fuse them out so they won't work? Curious to know please