Can I add this camera to my CCTV DVR system ? It is BNC connection also for camera.
1277439
Yes, there is a BNC connector for the Analog CCTV DVR connection, but it's better to use a HD-SDI DVR to record this camera video image, it's 1080P camera afterall.
1277440
The camera does have 2 BNC outputs. One is HD-SDI and not compatible with older Standard Definition systems. It is digital and not compressed. The other output is switchable from NTSC to PAL, but is designed as a set-up preview output for the installer for alignment. It may be useful for older systems, but the quality is not that good. It is letterboxed for 16x9 on a 3x4 monitor, which throws away even more lines. It is not a suggested use of the camera. Some manufacturers make that output turn off after some time, I think to thwart people from using it for this purpose. I don't think this one does. The camera does have 2 BNC outputs. One is HD-SDI and not compatible with older Standard Definition systems. It is digital and not compressed. The other output is switchable from NTSC to PAL, but is designed as a set-up preview output for the installer for alignment. It may be useful for older systems, but the quality is not that good. It is letterboxed for 16x9 on a 3x4 monitor, which throws away even more lines. It is not a suggested use of the camera. Some manufacturers make that output turn off after some time, I think to thwart people from using it for this purpose. I don't think this... » Read More The camera does have 2 BNC outputs. One is HD-SDI and not compatible with older Standard Definition systems. It is digital and not compressed. The other output is switchable from NTSC to PAL, but is designed as a set-up preview output for the installer for alignment. It may be useful for older systems, but the quality is not that good. It is letterboxed for 16x9 on a 3x4 monitor, which throws away even more lines. It is not a suggested use of the camera. Some manufacturers make that output turn off after some time, I think to thwart people from using it for this purpose. I don't think this one does. « Show Less
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Yes Any DVR with BNC connectors input and use 95% copper coax cable any power supply that meets camera requirments don't have to be night owl.
121514
These are standard 12v cameras and use a BNC connection. If that is the status of your current camera than you are good to go. These do use standard connectors so you likely won't have to replace those either.
439121
No need for bnc unless your gonna feed through a cat 5I have it connected to windows media player I wouldn't anticipate any issues with CCTV hook up since camera is always powered on and delivering feed
268118
Yes, BNC for cameras video. You will use a 12v wall adapter for the camera power sepaate from this uniit- usually comes with your cameras.
62423
This camera connects to a power source and to a BNC connector for video only. If you have a DVR compatible with Pulse then you may connect this camera to the DVR. This camera does not have any digital connector for online broadcasting. It maybe connected directly to a tv monitor or a DVR.
878204
you need an item like this 2M BNC to RCA Male Coaxial Coax Video Cable M/M for CCTV Camera DVR then you can just plug it into your regular tv. if you get a closed caption monitor, it will have different hookups. I just used that cable to hook it up to a flat screen tv. hope it helps.
699031
Yes. That is what I did. I went from a kguard to this as an upgrade. Worked fine with my standard 400tvl BNC cameras.
66516
This camera comes with BNC and if your system is RCA then just get BNC TO RCA connector this is a great camera overall.
1160448
Yes! As long as your TV has HDMI inputs, It should work perfectly for this since it is an SDI to HDMI converter. Just hook the camera's SDI to the converter, then take an HDMI cable from the converter to your tv's HDMI input. The converter will not work to convert analog RCA/BNC signals from older CCTV cameras. It will only work with HD-SDI CCTV cameras at NTSC SD, 720p, 1080i and 1080p signals.
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They will work with any security DVR that has the standard BNC connections. Most systems that I have seen have these types of connectors, but I'm sure there are systems out there with differing connectors. Possibly RCA jacks like some of the less expensive cameras use.
128748
Yes if you are going to extend the cables you need the bnc connectors if you are just hooking them from camera to dvr then no you will not need them
430745
We never heard of this controller so we did a little research, and found that the controller carries CAT5 port; this doesn't match the BNC video port on our camera. Therefore we'll say no this camera won't work with the controller.
245687
No, it doesn't come with the Video power BNC RCA cable for CCTV needed to hook up to a TV or DVR. You will need to decide how long of a cable you will need, the order it on Amazon. 65ft,100,150ft etc.
2254301
Any BNC camera will work with this device. This device is NOT for IP/PoE cameras.
116707
This unit does not have power or dvr capability. It's merely a replacement for your CCTV camera.
176056
I have never tried it but it would probably work it has the same connectors. I use DVR cards. I got them off here really cheap. If that camera is the same as mine it uses a bnc connector for the video.