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.

Axis partners with American Dynamics for the Intellex IP and it only uses Axis at the moment.

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

and many others that resell their stuff.

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).