Axis 210A Ip Cameras

Most professional users go for the 211. Guys like these (below) deploy systems with hundreds of the Axis cameras and encoders on them. I have not heard any complaints from them. I think in the early days Axis made some low end stuff that gave them a black eye. For the most part I think that is behind them.

Intellex IP Model Numbers (16 Channel):

ADDIP250 Intellex IP, rack mount, 250 GB

ADDIP250A Intellex IP, rack mount, 250 GB, w/FireWire® audio

ADDIP500 Intellex IP, rack mount, 500 GB

ADDIP500A Intellex IP, rack mount, 500 GB, w/FireWire audio

IP Camera

ADCIP211 Camera, network, color, 640x480, 0.75 lux, 3-8 mm. Al lens, PAL/NTSC, w/ 9 VDC PS

Video Encoders

ADEIP241S Video encoder, 1 chnl, 1 alarm in/out, 30/25 fps, up to 768 x 576, w/ 9 VDC PS

ADEIP241Q Video encoder, 4 chnl, 4 alarm in/out, 30/25 fps, up to 768 x 576, w/ 9 VDC PS

Video Encoders, Blade Style

ADEIP241SB Video encoder, 1 chnl, 1 alarm in/out, 30/25 fps, up to 768 x 576, blade style

ADEIP241QB Video encoder, 4 chnl, 4 alarm in/out, 30/25 fps, up to 768 x 576, blade style

ADEIP241QR Video encoder rack, up to 12 blades, use with ADEIP241QB Video Encoder Blade

Axis partners with

Obviously the brand new Axis 210A I have is not going to work for what I'm trying to do (monitor the outside of my property) I have the indoor metal housing for it as well. I'll sell it on ebay unless someone here wants it. I'm going to seek a video server or dvr with IP capabilities. I take it that the AXIS network servers are pretty decent from what you said about them. Dave

I like the encoders from Bosch better (perhaps only because I had to learn how to use them).