Does the camera require 110v power from an outlet or hardwired? Also, can the camera pan or tilt? Can you control camera movements from the iPhone?
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No PTZ, this is a stationary camera. Yes, it does require 110v, which goes to a huge box/adapter that gets mounted below the camera. You cannot control any movement from your Iphone, as the camera is not PTZ. Also, POE is tricky with cams, most data runs need to be under 65 feet if you go this route to provide enough amperage to run the cam, WIFI, and night vision LEDs.
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The camera needs 110V poer from an outlet . And also the bullet range is equipped with Power over Ethernet support and can receive both power and data over a single Ethernet network cable. This allows the camera to be placed in areas that aren't close to a power outlet and allows users to switch between Wi-Fi and PoE, optimising installation possibilities and making it perfect for installers and end users looking for a convertible and flexible solution. Please note: Using the POE capability of the camera requires the use of either a POE enabled switch/router/hub, or a separate POE injector to supply power to an Ethernet cable. The camera can not Pan or Tilt . it's fixed . You can view the camera's live on your iPhone and also playback the recording on the microSD card (sold separately) in camera.
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Roger, yes you do have to connect the camera's power supply directly to an outlet. The wireless signal is nice, so that is one set of wires you dont need to worry about. The pairing the wireless camera to the monitor is easy, and you can do that right there on your coffee table. The monitor also needs to be plugged in to a power socket. We are using it as a front door monitor and it is working well (about 3 months now)Jim L.
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Tha cameras are wireless as far as the video. But they are electric and need to be pluged into any electric socket. There is a small power reducer with a cord about 20 ft. that attaches from the socket to the camera.
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you have multiple options. One of which is start/stop recording based on the external power. The camera only takes 5v USB power, which comes from the plug converted from the 12V.
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AC adapter was included. The line is then run to a 110 volt wall outlet, preferably through wall. Camera itself sends signal wirelessly but is powered through the 110 volt adapter. Similar to a computer router which sends and receives signal wirelessly but needs power from 110 volt source to the unit.
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The camera has to be plugged in to an electrical outlet. My grandkids used it while camping recently by putting little Mason's bed near the car and used a power inverter plugged into the car's 12-volt accessory plug. They say it worked great. The monitor, though, is hard (read that impossible) to see in the sunlight.
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You can use any phone/tablet charger that has a USB port instead of a wire built in (which is probably all chargers that come with phones these days, including the iPhone/ipad). Then attach the mini-USB synch cable that is included with the camera. Honestly, I wouldn't suggest trying to run it off of battery. It has a battery life of fewer than 30minutes. It's really designed to be run off your car's lighter outlet. Some cars only supply power to the outlet when the car is on so you can use that to automatically power the camera (and engage recording) on and off when the car is on/off.
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This is not a battery powered camera; it uses a transformer powered by 110 VAC and transmits images via WiFi (or) Ethernet and your Internet Services, also powered by a transformer connected to 110 VAC. Sends images to Compatible Smart Phones and Compatible Computers (and when optioned, to email).
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I wired mine to a 12V car plug adaptor. You can wire it to the backup switch of the car,but with the adaptor you can turn it on even while you are driving. It is a good camera. You can get the adaptor at Radio Shack.
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Yes the camera must be plugged into an ac outlet. It has a fairly long cord. Maybe 3 feet.
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The camera connects to the computer directly via USB, so it won't matter whether you're using a 110V plug (US standard) or 230V (UK standard). The computer will supply a steady level of power to the device.
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the camera just has a plug that needs an outlet. the main screen unit will only need a power outlet. but if you want to use the online/phone app feature, it will need an internet source. it has a place to plug in a LAN line.
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This camera requires A) Power. You need to be able to plug into an outlet. And B) an Internet connection where the camera is. The camera (powered) is connected to the Internet router and then you can access that remotely from anywhere in the world.
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You have to have power from somewhere, which means running a wire to the camera. Agasio can best tell you what is required, but you presumably need a 12V power line, most likely transformed from an AC power source. If you want something than runs off a rechargeable power cell, this isn't it.
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Hi. The camera comes with a plug in transformer to operate. Although it supposedly can get power through the Ethernet connection as well, I found it only worked plugged in to an outlet
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1: Can't answer fridge question. My guess is No. 2: Camera derives "power" from HomePlug Powerline Adapter. No charging.
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Besides running off of its own battery supply, you can also plug it into a wall and run off standard AC 110/120V. Usually with the power banks you need a USB connection, if yours is able to handle other connections you might be in luck. But for $10 I just bought an extra set of rechargeable batteries and it has been fine. This is a nice little camera but don't expect video quality to be better than an iphone. The audio quality, however, is better than anything a phone or tablet could provide.