Are the cameras protected at all? Or are those just holes around the cameras?
779356
Yes i have. The 16 gb so i dont have a camer on the but the camer is protect my firends have the one with front and rear camer
779357
Just holes for the camera lens but the case surrounding those holes seems to be designed to provide protection and also avoid any distortion of the photo quality.
1050050
On the plus side, the lens is always protected. On the minus side, if you drop the camera and happen to chip the hardened glass lens cover, you're pretty much screwed. (This is the voice of experience talking).
225563
They are waterproof. I need to add that these cameras 21005 I've had several problems with. The first time I had sent 2 of 4 back and now I've had to send 3 of the 4 back because either the IR LED's gone bad or stuck in night mode. If you go to their website, you'll find they have discontinued these cameras. I spoke with the rep about one of my cameras that is very grainy in night mode, but she wouldn't authorize a return on it. Sorta ticked me off! So now I have 1 junk camera.
682942
Not at all. The back side has a hole large enough that the camera and flash isnt covered, and the front is fully open
456894
Yes, there is a cover on the camera to protect it. The receiver is with you in the cab. I love mine.
1811324
Cut out and not covered. On the top the camera is also cut out and not covered.
2034782
I mounted both of mine on walls. The cameras are fully "rotatable". You can mount them upside-down if you want!
852719
Nothing. I bought an extra camera. It is hard to switch between the two cameras. We also bought he silicon protector but I don't think I have needed it and was a little disappointed in it when I got it, it didn't look like it does much for protection. Everything is included. The first one I ordered I sent back because the cameras kept disconnecting from the monitor. The second one has been good so far.
1748999
Unfortunately all types of camera cables are easily cut. Don't let any one tell you otherwise. A pair of wire cutters will neutralize any camera cable. In the surveillance industry the best practice is to place the cable in conduit. If this is not an option positioning the cameras so no one can cut the cables with out being captured by another camera is the next best option. In general you wont have to worry about it though. Put up a few "your under surveillance" signs and make the cameras obvious! No one will mess with them. There presence is generally a good enough deterrent.
1448886
There are screws and presets for securing - I used them, but had to use a drill to open the holes in the backing (drill through the presets). So - both.
2268272
Mine has a hole also. There is a hole where the wires connect into the camera which was bizarre since it was supposed to be waterproof.
2107340
Very secure. Theres a little flappy thing the cover all around the zipper area where the camera would be located
1459518
No. Just to clarify. This isn't a real camera. It's meant to just look like a camera to scare away potential threats.
1523776
There is nothing covering the camera. The upside is that the sensor under the camera can still be used because of this. The case does give it limited fall & scratch protection from the additional thickness that envelops the area around it.
218615
I purchased these cameras for a birthday party. I was not concerned if they were waterproof. Perhaps the manufacturer can give you the information you are looking for.
116497
If you are referring to a case and in plastic then yes they are protected. I received mine on time and haven't had any problems so far.
1260991
The Cameras for the most part are waterproof. I put silicone grease on the power and video connectors. I have had them over six months outdoors in the rain and snow with no problems.