Amcrest 5MP Outdoor Security Turret PoE Camera US$46.74 + $9.55 Delivery + GST (~A$82.14 Total) @ Amazon US

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Public21 on 10/06/2021 - 12:01 amazon.com (252 clicks)
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• Note in the main page it says delivery is US$17.60 but in the checkout, it is $9.55(+GST) - and cost effective to buy more.
  According to the Camels, this is the lowest from Amazon US.
• To buy in Australia, it is currently $A120, so even with delivery, this is cheaper.

The camera gets a pretty good review on a few YouTube channels and is very tempting if I was going down the Blue Iris route. Night-time pics look very good.

Note: Needs POE injector.

Amcrest 5MP UltraHD Outdoor Security IP Turret PoE Camera with Mic/Audio, 5-Megapixel, 98ft NightVision, 2.8mm Lens, IP67 Weatherproof, MicroSD Recording (256GB), White (IP5M-T1179EW-28MM)

Their blurb: About this item
* STARLIGHT ILLUMINATION & MIC – Stunning low-light 5MP performance with Starlight 1/2.7” image sensor and 5MP resolution (2592x1944). Super-wide 103° viewing angle allows you to cover more ground. Power Over Ethernet (POE camera) for easy installation (POE Injector or Switch Required; Not Included, Sold Separately). This is a FIXED IP camera and Does Not Pan/Tilt. Built-in mic for one-way audio.

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  XucCac on 10/06/2021 - 12:28

  Which nvr n poe injector to run 8 of this?

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    [Deactivated] on 10/06/2021 - 12:31

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    A 8/16 port POE switch.

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    DoesntEvenMatter on 10/06/2021 - 12:33

    That's not how a system works. NVR becomes thr PoE switch. A injector would be used only if you were running a camera or two realistically. If you used software like blueiris you'd used a 8 port PoE switch.

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      Public21 on 10/06/2021 - 12:50

      Yes - if you are using an NVR you don't need the POE injector, but I am looking at something like Blue Iris and I don't know which NVRs are compatible.

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        DoesntEvenMatter on 10/06/2021 - 13:06

        If you're using blue iris you aren't going be using a nvr. You need to run iris on a pc/nas. No nvr can run it. Now you can run both systems to stream the feed from thr nvr to the pc you'd be running iris on but would be very pointless in doing so

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          Public21 on 10/06/2021 - 14:10

          @DoesntEvenMatter: Ahhh…. My reply was garbled and I should have used two separate sentences. - I meant I am looking at Blue Iris (yes on a PC) and not an NVR.

          Separate observation: I don't know which NVRs are compatible with these cameras because I haven't been looking at NVRs.

          I need my 2nd coffee before I write things!

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    Public21 on 10/06/2021 - 12:39

    According to the specs, each camera uses 7.2 watts, so 8 x 7.2 = 57.6 watts.

    I'd look for injectors or POE switch that deliver a lot more than that for headroom.

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      DoesntEvenMatter on 10/06/2021 - 13:08

      Okay. You need to do some research before you start making such comments which can blow peoples IPC

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      QuarkfiS on 10/06/2021 - 16:07

      I think that 7.2W number has some headroom built in already. My 3 PoE cameras (2 are similar to this one) runs at 2.5-3.5W each.

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  AAN on 10/06/2021 - 12:36

  Does it Support ONVIF ?

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    Public21 on 10/06/2021 - 12:42

    Spec sheet says yes.

    https://amcrest.com/prohd-5mp-outdoor-security-ip-turret-poe…

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  lgacb08 on 10/06/2021 - 12:54

  I think these amcrest are rebadgeed dahua that the guy from ipcamtalk has been selling on amazon

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  nadan on 10/06/2021 - 14:17

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  No WIFI? WTH.

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    Indomietable on 10/06/2021 - 15:09

    For CCTV camera POE is better than wifi.

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    Hepklep on 10/06/2021 - 18:40

    Ethernet is far more reliable and being POE you only have to run one cord. Wireless just doesn't make sense for anything that you want to run long term and want to be secure.