Looking for small HQ ptz flush mount dome

[MStan]

Hi, I am looking for suggestions for a small HQ PTZ dome camera, looking to install at a residence in the front porch ceiling,
so it's not in the weather but will be subject to cold temps in the winter months, the idea being able to see the driveway front door and front yard.

Flush mount so not to be so intrusive.

I don't really care if its ip or not I could use a axis video server to operate the ptz, It has to be HQ and low light tho.

Any suggestions?....Price is not the most important issue here...

Thanks
Mark

 

[CollinR]

I can still get these and there is really nothing better available.

http://www.cocoontech.com/index.php?showtopic=9536

 

[MStan]

I can still get these and there is really nothing better available.

http://www.cocoontech.com/index.php?showtopic=9536

Those do seem nice.

Does It come with blower/heater?

What is the brand? ,who are they oemed for?

They don't have autotrack do they?..someone walking up the driveway to the front door?

 

[CollinR]

What i normally do is design a system that functions as a whole or at least a step towards a goal. I think it's highly unlikely that I would reccomend this camera for a front door style installation. It's simply not what it was designed for/good at.

If you like PM or email me and I'll took at what you have but by far and large I prefer 2 cameras at the front door unless the perfect space is available beside the door. Otherwise the tradeoff on results is often not so hot. Not to mention cameras that don't physically move are significantly cheaper and last longer. Plus digital panaramic megapixel is available which would provide a 180* view with no moving parts and the ability to zoom after the fact. Twice the $ but twice as good too.

 

[MStan]

What i normally do is design a system that functions as a whole or at least a step towards a goal. I think it's highly unlikely that I would reccomend this camera for a front door style installation. It's simply not what it was designed for/good at.

If you like PM or email me and I'll took at what you have but by far and large I prefer 2 cameras at the front door unless the perfect space is available beside the door. Otherwise the tradeoff on results is often not so hot. Not to mention cameras that don't physically move are significantly cheaper and last longer. Plus digital panaramic megapixel is available which would provide a 180* view with no moving parts and the ability to zoom after the fact. Twice the $ but twice as good too.

Ok, email me your # and I will give you a call tomorrow.