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09 Nov, 2017
Effective and easy to use
Not a lot to say really other than it does what it is supposed to do and appears to be good value. I say "appears" - only time will tell but it certainly works just as it should right now.
10 Aug, 2016
Expensive but good
Like all AutoGlym products this Extra Gloss Protection is very good - but it comes at a price. It's easy to apply and on condition the surface has been properly prepared i.e. washed and polished before applying this, the end product is outstanding - but as I say - at a price.
17 May, 2016
OK . . . but . .
The unit itself seems OK. The main problem is trying to understand the pigeon Chinese almost English manual. If you understand these machines, or if you are a "techie" you will probably / might be OK. I'm not a complete idiot and understand a little about electrical systems being a amateur radio operator, but if you are new to fitting up a CCTV system, I think you will have serious problems. Although I have pictures of a sort they flicker and have a lot of interference which I read is down to "ground loop interference". I have had to buy Video Ground Loop Isolators for each camera but it still has problems. Trying to set it up is a nightmare and I still cannot get it to record ONLY when there is something activating the camera. I have still been unable to find out how to set each camera independently for brightness, contrast etc. Likewise setting the amount of time each camera shows a picture and stopping it from changing from camera to camera it would seem is not possible.
As far as recommending it . . . well I think in hindsight you get what you pay for, but perhaps a more expensive unit would be more comprehensive with it's instructions. If anyone can answer my problems I would be very grateful, to anyone else . . . good luck ! !