Wireless CCTV

[brightspark]

use a wired system and fit one of these between garage and house https://www.ebay.co.uk/b/2-4GHz-Wireless-Video-Senders/149958/bn_18532628

 

[rtbcomp]

Hide your cables and place dummies where the scrotes expect to find them. They'll cut the dummies thinking the cameras are disabled. The dummies could form part of a conventional burglar alarm.

 

[Robotstar5]

Can you run catenary wires high enough to keep the cables out of the way?

 

[rtbcomp]

That's what I was wondering - wireless over Wi-Fi or just a transmitting camera(s) and receiver arrangement.

 

[Ruffian]

So, i'm now after guidance if possible

The garage is only 4ft away from the house but don't want to run cables between them.

Do I fit the cameras on the garage and try to hide/secure the dvr properly (even to the point maybe even dummy box) but then can this be viewed remotely without wifi,

Brightspark does that only transmit one visual output?

 

[brightspark]

So, i'm now after guidance if possible

The garage is only 4ft away from the house but don't want to run cables between them.

Do I fit the cameras on the garage and try to hide/secure the dvr properly (even to the point maybe even dummy box) but then can this be viewed remotely without wifi,

Brightspark does that only transmit one visual output?

if u shop around u can get them up to 4 channel I think

 

[winchman]

I have only just fitted mine.
From what I have been told, hide the recorder usually thieves want to be in and out so if its to hand, usually next to the TV they will smash or take it.
Have you considered one wireless camera the type with an SD card in it inside the garage and the rest cabled on the house?
The mistake I made was I should have bought a bigger hard drive plan camera positions I would even go so far as to say buy the DVR and add cameras until its exactly how you want it then buy a big drive 3-4 TB Many cheaper systems only have 1TB