camera = alarm sensor (pir door contact etc)
EHH?
Why Cat5 over stranded?
Why solid as opposed to stranded?
What is a CCTV controller?
Which Honeywell product? A heating timer? Or a Dimension, a Flex?
What does a Ballun do? How and why?
How do you work out power? What distance should a PSU be from certain items?
I know your new, but indulge me
camera = pir - both are a sensor, i mean to help me get my head around alarms it occured to me all i had to do was treat the install / wiring of a alarm panel in the same way as a cctv install.
cat5 for me - less wires, smaller diamter cable and cheaper.
solid over strandad? dont know and have no interest, i have used starnded cat5 as well as solid. no problems with either.
cctv controller = system controller ie panasonic system controller, or in dms case the keybaord or the "digital remote keyboard" as dm call it.
honeywell galaxy intuder alarm, so not a spare part for a honeywll heating system, or one of there cctv ranges.
a bullun does something with the inpedance i think, basicaly makes cctv images travel down cat 5 in a freindly way, very cheap aswll, cat 5 is the way forward, but i know many cctv installers have trouble getting there heads round ip cameras, routers, dyns etc, and would ****e them selves at a customer wanting analogue gera and cables out, and a full ip megapixel camera saet up installing.
how do i work out power? are you for real lol, i add the milliamps of the camera, then add a bit more, then buy a psu to the correct wattage, infact i just work on 1 amp for every box or dome camera. then get a 12v psu or 24vac psu.
if ptzs i read the manual for the cunsumpion, always gotta check what the blowers and heaters will use.
ill keep my psus at a distance to my dvr etc, or are you talking about volt drop on long cable runs?
edit sorry i mean 1amp per 2 cameras.