Does it work with 220-240 AC?Is it motion activated or just heat activated?Does it support loop recording ?
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It comes with an AC adaptor for only show 120V. It is heat (IR) activated. I never have the problem to hit the memory limit (may be some hours of recording) so far I have catch many of the event records and never need to worry the memory is full. I don't know it will be looping itself or not. Regards
2115799
110 AC...My friend bought this for me and returned it obviously because it caught fire!!! She did NOT read the reviews before purchase. I would not have bought this one because of the bad reviews!
1247138
the dvr is not for outdoor use .I've installed several of these in different environments inside of homes basements and attics where temperature swing during different seasons probably 55degrees up to 100,the cameras however are for outdoors and have endured 10 degrees Fahrenheit to the upper 90's or more with no issues as of yet
1277649
camera and dvr are 110 not battery operated. I haven't installed one near an ac unit, but I don't see a problem with the dvr near the unit as long as there's plenty of ventilation. Hope this helps you.
936075
It works on 120 volts. Be aware that the operating knob on the front of the unit is not very well installed. The first time I used the unit I sprayed part of the house, shut it down to move it and it never worked again. Called Wagner at their service number and they told me that it sounded like the cam inside had malfunctioned. I ended up sending the unit back.
224241
I'm not sure about that. I couldn't find a setting for that, just make sure the "Loop Recording" is not set to "Off". Other than that I don't know what the issue might be, sorry.
1329946
It runs on normal 110 but I would avoid this unit. There is a flaw in the system in terms of how ciondesation is collected and dealt with. Bottom line, it doesn't work very well. I would look to find another model. Waste of money.
974669
Found these specs online as well which you may have seen.Specifications:Temperature Setpoint Range: -30° to 220°FDifferential range: 1° to 30°FInput Voltage: 120VAC, 208, 240VACPilot duty: 125VA at 120/208/240VACSensor: Thermistor, 2" long x 1/4"dia with 8' cable (included)Control Ambient TemperaturesOperating: -20° to 140°Storage: -40° to 176°Ambient humidity: 0 to 95% RH, non-condensingEnclosure: NEMA 1Dimensions: 6.52" high x 2.7" wide x 2.48" deepAgency Approvals: UL listed, file E94419, Guide XAPX, CSA certified, file LR68340, class 4813 02Relay Output Ratings - NO (NC)120V208/240VFull load amps16 (5.8) A8 (2.9 A)Locked rotor amps96 (34.8) A48 (17.4) AResistive amps15 (5.8) A8 (2.9) AHorsepower1 (1/4) HP1 (1/4) HP Found these specs online as well which you may have seen.Specifications:Temperature Setpoint Range: -30° to 220°FDifferential range: 1° to 30°FInput Voltage: 120VAC, 208, 240VACPilot duty: 125VA at 120/208/240VACSensor: Thermistor, 2" long x 1/4"dia with 8' cable (included)Control Ambient TemperaturesOperating: -20° to 140°Storage: -40° to 176°Ambient humidity: 0 to 95% RH, non-condensingEnclosure: NEMA 1Dimensions: 6.52" high x 2.7" wide x 2.48" deepAgency Approvals: UL listed, file... » Read More Found these specs online as well which you may have seen.Specifications:Temperature Setpoint Range: -30° to 220°FDifferential range: 1° to 30°FInput Voltage: 120VAC, 208, 240VACPilot duty: 125VA at 120/208/240VACSensor: Thermistor, 2" long x 1/4"dia with 8' cable (included)Control Ambient TemperaturesOperating: -20° to 140°Storage: -40° to 176°Ambient humidity: 0 to 95% RH, non-condensingEnclosure: NEMA 1Dimensions: 6.52" high x 2.7" wide x 2.48" deepAgency Approvals: UL listed, file E94419, Guide XAPX, CSA certified, file LR68340, class 4813 02Relay Output Ratings - NO (NC)120V208/240VFull load amps16 (5.8) A8 (2.9 A)Locked rotor amps96 (34.8) A48 (17.4) AResistive amps15 (5.8) A8 (2.9) AHorsepower1 (1/4) HP1 (1/4) HP « Show Less
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I have this camera set for motion detecting, but I believe that is a DVR setting. Camera works great set up this way. Excellent quality. The poset supply that comes with it goes direcly to an outlet. I purchased a separate cable that was 100'; it was a combo.cable that went to DVR and one to the outlet. Hope this helps
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Barry! I just read now in the manual: Motion detection ON (enable) OFF (off). Try this when you connect 12 VDC to camera. It should detect motion. I never used this function either:-( Steve
1232009
Short answer no it is wired for 120 V. It is not autoranging (will work 120 60 HZ and 250 50 HZ)
1055218
This camera was activated to record by human body heat detection motion. Yours seems to record constantly as you are arounding the camera, and the camera can detect your body heat.
969652
I haven't had any problems at or around that temperature--particularly if the power to the camera is kept on. Both the camera and receiver operate on 120 V, but a simple step-down converter for each shouldn't be a problem if you're on 240V. As C. Muncy noted, I had an audio feedback problem coming from mine as well, but wasn't sure if it was a voltage-related issue. Since I'm using my camera to monitor a bluebird nesting box, and audio wasn't critical, I simply disconnected the audio feed cable from the camera.
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You can find on eBay: Input: AC 100-240V, 50-60Hz; Over voltage protection; over heat protection.
1273677
I think the voltage for Japan and US is the same. The device works fine and I like the fact that the wind is not too strong like most American models. However, the heat it gives out is way too hot. I don't want my hair scorched. I am planning on buying a Panasonic hair dryer, to see if the "heat" situation is better.
125307
Nope, 110 only. This is a very small unit, nowhere near the size of a commercial unit that would run on 240
855949
This model is only UL marked (no CE) and only shows a 120VAC rating. So I doubt that it would handle 220VAC.