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Tamper Resistant Hardware For Cameras

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Axis uses simple Torx screws. There are dozens of options to buy those. Bosch uses TT25 - that bit alone costs 8 dollars online. So TT25's are more tamper resistant than the average shoplifting teenager is likely to find at Home Depot. Do people use tamper resistance hardware? Do people deploy the (hardware or software) tamper features in cameras?

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John Lord

03/22/13 07:08pm

the torx pin head screws axis uses on the 212/216/3301-4 line what size are they . We recently did some remodeling here and i took down alot of cameras and lost all the dome screws

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