how many ft night vision does this unit have
1610224
not sure, I have mine set for low sensitivity on most cameras mid on 1. the low sens cameras go at least 20 ft the mid at least 30. that is for motion to set them off. as far as clarity, I really haven't checked how far
1610225
This from the website about the camera; "This camera has a great combination with 480 TV Lines, a 6mm lens and 30' Illumination range. This combination works great at an affordable price. It provides an excellent picture during the day and 30' night vision video in complete darkness. It is a perfect solution for home, halls, warehouses, and small office areas. The camera can be mounted on the wall or ceiling. This IR or night vision security camera is compatible with all professional grade video security and video surveillance security systems. The camera provides a BNC connection for video and RCA connection for power. Easy installation, just plug and play." I own the system with 4 cameras. IR Irradiation Distance: 30'
1405104
I returned mine after realizing the IR worked for about 6 feet, not nearly enough for night recording unless you're parked, you get what you pay for
1375650
Well. I haven't tried any other units to have a point of comparison but, in my opinion, it is acceptable. It isn't like looking through a $3000 set of night vision optics or anything but it looks more than clear enough for me. We can see what is going on in (i.e. if our child has rolled over or if something is close enough to be a danger. Our camera is mounted at about 7.5 ft high on the wall above one end of the bed. We can't necessarily make out facial expressions but can generally see what is going on. Hope that helps.
882105
No, It has no night vision, in fact , at night you see nothing, though its exellent at day light . There are options in ntework cameras with infrared leds ... Try That . Its better !
1655282
Yes but the picture is limited to to the reach of the infared lights as specified in the manual (it's been awhile now but I think it was around 30 or 60 feet...anyway if the neighbors lights are on you can see much further.) The fella with the thought of the night vision illuminator has the right idea if the camera alone doesn't light things up enough for you. I love this camera because it gives me 360 degrees of visibility day and night and the picture is much better than the other bullet cameras I have (I have 7 other cameras on my system.) Hope this helps you.
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Model ZMD-CCH-BBS23NM - 600TVL IR Bullet Camera Image Sensor 1/4" Color CMOS TV System NTSC Horizontal Resolution 600 TV-Lines Lens 3.6mm Number of IR LEDs 24 LEDs Infrared Illumination (Night Vision) up to 80ft (20~25m) Minimum Illumination 0.0 Lux S/ N Ratio 48dB Video Output 1.0Vp-p, 75ohms Weatherproof Yes Operating Temperature 14F~122F / -10C ~50C Power 12V DC Power Consumption IR on Max 150mA Dimensions (W x D x H) 3.3" x 2.5" x 2.6" Gross Weight 0.33 lbs Material Metal Shell
1026428
Resolution is moderate. During daylight, it can see detail (600 x 400) out to a hundred feet. At night 50 feet is about all you are going to get in any detail.
1155245
100ft if the camera can see the receiver,perfect line of sight, but I have 1 on the side of the garage with alumiumn siding 30ft from the receiver mounted at the window and it still cuts out 2-3 times a week for no reason
898264
I bought an "Esky waterproof NTSC universal camera". It has night vision and so far it has met my expectations. You will need some sort of monitor to display the images from the camera if you don't already have one.
1354515
No; have to attach it to a video receiver but am happy with the night vision range
1429066
Not sure off hand. The IR light is visible to humans though, if that is what you are referring to. You do have to be in front of the light in order to see it. The estimated range of 80 yards for the IR is pretty accurate. Much farther if a reflective object. One thing about this scope that isn't mentioned anywhere is that after powering up the scope and the view is green you can turn it off and still have the same night vision. I have even taken the batteries out and it still works!
2086257
Yes I have one that i can see 200 ft plus if you add an IRled Spot with 198 IR leds it will go to 330 feet add one these you can mabe see 400 ft CMVision-IR200 - 198 IR LED Night Indoor/Outdoor Long Range 400-500ft IR Illuminator w/ FREE 12V Power Adapterby CMVision sold on amazon
2075042
The night vision works great 18 leds, I bought a cheap camera on ebay for $18.99 with 36 leds and it really gives about 90 feet vision the ones that came with the dvr are about 60 feet. They work best if the led night lights are bouncing off things in the dark like a wall or a building, But if someone does walk by it will light em up big time. Also get the next dvr model up for it has a nice HdmiAnd the alert buzzer works great ELEC CVD 2008H on your model the sofwear shows a alert tab but its not supported by the dvr.Hope this helps look at ptz cameras on u tube also to see how well they work.Good Luck The night vision works great 18 leds, I bought a cheap camera on ebay for $18.99 with 36 leds and it really gives about 90 feet vision the ones that came with the dvr are about 60 feet. They work best if the led night lights are bouncing off things in the dark like a wall or a building, But if someone does walk by it will light em up big time. Also get the next dvr model up for it has a nice HdmiAnd the alert buzzer works great ELEC CVD 2008H on your model the sofwear shows a alert tab but its not supported by the dvr.Hope this helps look at ptz cameras on u tube also to see how... » Read More The night vision works great 18 leds, I bought a cheap camera on ebay for $18.99 with 36 leds and it really gives about 90 feet vision the ones that came with the dvr are about 60 feet. They work best if the led night lights are bouncing off things in the dark like a wall or a building, But if someone does walk by it will light em up big time. Also get the next dvr model up for it has a nice HdmiAnd the alert buzzer works great ELEC CVD 2008H on your model the sofwear shows a alert tab but its not supported by the dvr.Hope this helps look at ptz cameras on u tube also to see how well they work.Good Luck « Show Less
1713557
YES, I tested the unit I have & The Max I could read was 102 foot. It is almost impossible to see the laser dot at that distance anyway.
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Depending on the location of the camera, I have gotten between 60 and 90 feet for the motion detector to activate. The quality of daylight pictures is very good and the night quality is good as well.
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I'm not sure Bill, but I do have a DCS-2332L outside camera which has limited built-in IR distance (15 feet?) but responds VERY well with a little supplemental lighting to increase it's night vision distance and clarity.
1460461
Looks like focus down to 4 to 5 feet. Has diopter adjustment. I can focus without my glasses on if i adjust diopterveyepiece. That said, i would not buy that model again. Prefer the green screened nightvision. IR works but not at great distance. Price is good, though.