At what voltage drop does the camera stop working? 4.5V? 4.0V? 4.7V?
1613350
Hi, the camera need DC 5V power supply. If the voltage below 5V, it will stop work, thank you!
1613351
As the camera isn't battery operated, I'm not sure voltage drop is important. The monitor is battery operated, and I've gotten about 20 hours of life before a recharge in needed.Hope this helps.
1040832
Im sorry I cant answer You, I recieved a bad one ( no sound ) and then even got a replacement which was ALSO bad so i gave up and got a Cam One Infinity , but dropped it on CARPET and the LED Screen messed up , only half of it shows anything now , so i have no suggestions or answers, Ive given up on these cheap ones and getting a Go Pro Good Luck
954868
It can take an input of 110v through 240v. The version I bought came with the 110v pins. I travel overseas a lot, and in fact bought the camera for an overseas trip, so I just used the plug adapters I have and it charged just fine.
661549
It is 7.4v with 2000mAh. It made too much power available. That's why it was redesigned to 7.2v with 1080. It won't hurt the electronics of the camera. The camera was designed for that kind of power.
913763
When the camera is connected to a computer, it is recognized on both sides as an external storage device.When the camera is hooked to a (3rd party?) USB charger it is probably doing auto-shut down, etc and no longer recieving a charge-that would be my guess. I think it is possible to turn off the auto shut down/power save feature, it's worth a try
497591
I have no idea. I just needed a new battery or I would have had to pitch the camera. So far all is well.
2188442
First check that the system has power getting to it. It needs 12volts , check for bad fuses also. Check to make sure the cable connections are secure. Then check cable for damage..breaks,freyed wires etc. The trouble with my back up system was not the camera, it was a bad grey video box the camera plugs into. I found this out because the camera would work when I would wiggle the wires at the grey video box.
1401862
Sorry. I can't answer that; my camera has never given me reason to send it in for repair...
770151
It comes with a power supply 120acv to 12 v. If do not come with the camera buy it. I come with the vedio and power plugs.
1438172
I am told that voltage and current must match. Check camera info and go from there.
802835
Mine is twenty four volt. I use it on two Samsung PTZ cameras. I could be wrong about this, but I think it might also have a 12v. terminal. It's been a year since I installed it.
1689055
I do not know. I usually make sure I have 4 batteries all fully charged and when I notice the camera slowing down I change the batteris. Sorry cant be of more assistance
1441941
It is a 12v camera. I recommend connecting via the 12v outlet under the head unit.
445662
none. I don't recommend this camera, It failed on the first use and the company would not repair or replace it.
878740
There is a reset button in the back, unplug the camera power supply, plug in the power and hold reset for 20 seconds, then reconnect it.
538609
The power supply is a small 110v AC to 8volt DC converter. The plug that goes to the camera line is a very small barrel connector with positive on the inner core and negative on the outer. The power supply is labeled as 200 mA output at 8VDC. I hope this helps answer your question.
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If you're asking whether the high voltage could possibly destroy/damage your camera, why take the risk using a non-oem $9 battery in a $900+ camera, just to save $40? Is it really much of an issue? No, 0.2/0.4VDC is going to be negligible.