what powers the camera?
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The previous answer should say 120vac is all that's required....the normal outlets in most homes is 120vac.
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er ...electricity? The camera has to be plugged into a mains feed, but the monitor can be taken off its stand (which charges the battery) and used as a mobile unit for an hour or so.
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100 to 220 VAC using a standard United States plug. That is all you have to do is plug in the cameras then Pair them if needed. The 2 that come with it are already Paired. If you add 2 more for a total of 4 you just Pair them using the instructions. Very Easy. I have had mine for over a year with no issues and I LIKE it very much. I bought one for my Girlfriend and hers has been running for 6 months. No Issues! NOTE: The Power wire from the plug in power supply is about 12 feet long. Plenty enough for most applications. Or just run a small extension cord if you need. Don't forget to look at the power supplies. One is for the base unit and 2 are for the cameras. The Base power supply has a different output voltage. They are labeled.
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Not from the camera, you would need to use a separate timer controlling the power 120Volts external to the camera programed to turn on and off.
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The camera operates on 5VDC. E-Prance provides a usb 12VDC to 5VDC cord for the camera that utilizes the cigarette lighter socket. You can purchase a USB 12VDC to 5VDC power supply from WAl-Mart that will operate camera from the power socket. My car manual warns against using socket for cigarette lighter.
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Camera uses power from 4 flat wiring harness. Turn on your driving lights and camera is on, sending wireless signal to LCD monitor which must be plugged into cigarette lighter
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The power through the cable depends on the source, where you hook it up. It can be "switched" or "unswitched" meaning the power source is controlled by the ignition switch. Either way, if the camera is on, it will drain the battery, over time. Hope this helps.
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Hey tick, my camera's are hard wired, which means I have to power them up with a 12v power supply (which was included). The wireless systems, a battery will be the power for the camera, and the base unit for most will be your 12v power supply or however the manufacturer sets the system up with. Basically with electronics is if its doing something, it needs power to do it. Same like us, we need food. However technology today uses alternate energy, but I'm getting off course so I'll end here. Hope I answered your question.The systemas a whole, I feel I got a lotta bang for the buck without spending a thousand. Zmodo support is excellent.
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1> The camera uses 12VDC2> The camera ususally comes with a AC/DC adapter that plugs into the wall and provides the 12VDC powerJust a note: I order quite a few of these as I integrate them into an AV system I make. Occasionally I will get one with obviuos manufacturer defects (loose lens mount, pushed in and broken back panel). These were not due to shipping damage. Test as soon as you receive and buy from Amazon.
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it does require outlet power but it can run off of battery - but there is no other sign of a camera
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Don't know - the power consumtion is so low that I use my recargeables in a camera instead
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Camera Units are operated on low voltage power supply plugged directly into regular outlet. Long, Very thin power cord can fit under windows etc.
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The camera does need a power source. I did not use the power adapter because I connect the camera to my existing video surveillance system. I hope this answers your question.
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The battery is recharged in the camera by USB cable to camera. USB can be plugged into provided ac wall adapter, or computer USB port.
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No. There is no external power source input to this camera. You have to keep the batteries charged. Odd they left that out.
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The camera is powered by an AC power pack you have to plug into the wall. Any wire less camera will have to be plugged into some power source, be it batteries or AC. I recommend you look for a different wirer less camera. I bought two of these and both of them went out inside a month. The picture quality is not good at all.
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Yep, same answer as the others. The computer will power the camera. An alternate solution that I like(because I don't like storing or carrying cables) is to get a micro SD to SD card converter, which you can then insert directly into the computer.
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The camera has a battery, and short charger cord (that doubles as a PC connector). If I have any concerns, it's because the charger cord is too short).
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Yes, the camera is equiped with a pig tail cable with a BNC connector for video and a connector to attach the power supply.