it is out door cameras
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It is supposed to be indoor or outdoor. But I wonder, especially with the connector, if it's good to have it exposed to direct rain. We have ours mounted on a covered porch. I'd wrap the connector in electrical tape or heat-shrink tubing and mount it under the eaves.
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Yes! Indoors or outdoors. I have one on my roof, exposed to all kinds of weather. Only the cobwebs are a problem.
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They claim them to be but mine filled with rain and shorted out after 2 rains.
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This is not sold as an exterior video camera. That said, if the area is really sheltered from rain (like a porch), it probably would be OK. Really depends on where you live. If you live in a foggy area, I wouldn't use this outside at all. This camera is NOT weather-proofed, so using it outside might void any product guarantee. You can talk OR listen, but not at the same time--I think
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The outdoor colors are very good. I have it outside our front door, and have some software snap three shots while panning when motion is detected. Like the other comments here, I'm very pleased with this camera.
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Yes it is a outdoor camera it works fine.....I stop buying the because they wee too expensive..
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There is a cutout for the camera. You need to be sure the strap is out of the line of sight though.
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I installed my camera outside, it is metal and weather proof, not underwater.
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Not sure. Our camera is motion sensitive and used when we are away so we are not doing much recording (we hope).
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No. Just to clarify. This isn't a real camera. It's meant to just look like a camera to scare away potential threats.
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The cameras are plastic...have a little red flashing light and stickers indicating that you are being recorded and look quite effective
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The camera is really wonderful but not for outside. I put mine by the window to check outside and turn the infrared off because the light reflects in the window glass and the only thing you can see is the infrared light. The infrared is very good, you can see everything in the deep darkness but like I said before, not through the window glass. I have a lamp outside and with that light I can see my back patio and front door. The camera is so easy to set up. It works really good. I am very tempted to buy another couple of those cameras... boy, they are good!!!
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Camera only works during daylight hours, makes a video of the entire day. It's more of a surveillance camera than a conventional trail camera.
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It is not a wireless camera. You can only view it from the handheld monitor piece.
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The camera is set up with a smoke detector that can be hard wired into an alarm system.
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This camera is most definitely not intended for outdoor use without an enclosure. There are numerous openings into the camera for alarm wire connections that would let water in. Also, the gimbal for the lens would not hold up to prolonged heat or cold. There are many cameras designed for out door use. I suggest you find one of these if you need it to be mounted outside. That being said, i have placed one of these in a window and aimed it out into the yard with pretty good results. The quality of the pictures is HIGHLY dependent on the amount of light. Eventhough it has an infrared imager, low light still uses visable lighting and results in grainy images. This camera is most definitely not intended for outdoor use without an enclosure. There are numerous openings into the camera for alarm wire connections that would let water in. Also, the gimbal for the lens would not hold up to prolonged heat or cold. There are many cameras designed for out door use. I suggest you find one of these if you need it to be mounted outside. That being said, i have placed one of these in a window and aimed it out into the yard with pretty good results. The quality of the pictures is HIGHLY dependent on the amount of light. Eventhough it has an infrared imager,... » Read More This camera is most definitely not intended for outdoor use without an enclosure. There are numerous openings into the camera for alarm wire connections that would let water in. Also, the gimbal for the lens would not hold up to prolonged heat or cold. There are many cameras designed for out door use. I suggest you find one of these if you need it to be mounted outside. That being said, i have placed one of these in a window and aimed it out into the yard with pretty good results. The quality of the pictures is HIGHLY dependent on the amount of light. Eventhough it has an infrared imager, low light still uses visable lighting and results in grainy images. « Show Less
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That is where I put mine... It is an outdoor camera, though just to be extra careful, I did put some silicone around the antenna base and the housing where any water may sit and seep in - just as an added protection...
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sorry I do not know :( we use this camera outside under cover and it emails us pictures or we can watch the live feed. Sorry for not being more help
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So...since I answered this question, we have hardwired all our exterior cameras in to our house. That seems to be the solution to our problem. Yay! !!