Hello, I recently lost two packages from my front door delivered on the same day from two different carriers. It no doubt was theft. My question is, my front door is less than 25 feet from my router, if I had had these in the proper position is the picture quality good enough to have gotten clear shots of the thief? Thank you for any response. Hello, I recently lost two packages from my front door delivered on the same day from two different carriers. It no doubt was theft. My question is, my front door is less than 25 feet from my... » Read More Hello, I recently lost two packages from my front door delivered on the same day from two different carriers. It no doubt was theft. My question is, my front door is less than 25 feet from my router, if I had had these in the proper position is the picture quality good enough to have gotten clear shots of the thief? Thank you for any response. « Show Less
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I believe so. I have one camera set up on my front door area where packages are left. The camera is about 25 feet from the door. I do recognize the faces of visitors when they face he camera position.
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if it was daylight yes.night time would require the infrared lamp addon.mine is setup to detect motion and can send me a notice via email if a picture is taken.you would get a shot of the deliver and then later if someone took the package another shot.the outdoor mount is somewhat basic as it is just a plastic cover. need to mount under shelter.I have seen comments that it does not work well looking through class.there are a cheap way to get internet surveillance without a high price contract. I pay $49 a year for the internet connection.you must have wifi. if it was daylight yes.night time would require the infrared lamp addon.mine is setup to detect motion and can send me a notice via email if a picture is taken.you would get a shot of the deliver and then later if someone took the package another shot.the outdoor mount is somewhat basic as it is just a plastic cover. need to mount under shelter.I have seen comments that it does not work well looking through class.there are a cheap way to get internet surveillance without a high price contract. I pay $49 a year for the internet connection.you must... » Read More if it was daylight yes.night time would require the infrared lamp addon.mine is setup to detect motion and can send me a notice via email if a picture is taken.you would get a shot of the deliver and then later if someone took the package another shot.the outdoor mount is somewhat basic as it is just a plastic cover. need to mount under shelter.I have seen comments that it does not work well looking through class.there are a cheap way to get internet surveillance without a high price contract. I pay $49 a year for the internet connection.you must have wifi. « Show Less
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First off, I don't understand the question about how fast the service has to be. I had no issue with speed of service. I was completely satisfied with the set up of my camera, except that I really wanted one that would show what is going on outdoors at night. It worked great during the day, covering my yard, and worked good inside the house.
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Dear Paul, change the WIFI encyption authenication with our "Eyesee Finder", please come to www.szgeeya.com/ipc for related software. Please know that the camera shall not be too much near the wifi router, like dark under the lamp. But if long time video recording or surveillance, we would advise wired connection. Further questions please feel free to contact us.
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My Pilot delivery guys insisted on opening the box and taking the TV out to make sure it was in good shape. I would have asked for it if they hadn't offered first. I can't believe they left your house without being sure.For the future, NEVER accept delivery of anything until you have inspected it for damages. Anything!
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I bought 3 of these cameras for family members that work as Property inspectors for mortgage companies. They appear to be pretty accurate since we have not gotten any complaints from the mortgage companies regarding their accuracy since it was required by the mortgage companies. But we do not see the Lat/Long since those are embedded on the pictures and we had no use for looking up the Lat/Longs. But the camera is quick to obtain the satellite signal and holds the signal while they are driving in their cars taking pictures. Batteries last a good while too. Wife takes an average of 200 pictures a day and doesn't have to replace the batteries while she out in the field. I bought 3 of these cameras for family members that work as Property inspectors for mortgage companies. They appear to be pretty accurate since we have not gotten any complaints from the mortgage companies regarding their accuracy since it was required by the mortgage companies. But we do not see the Lat/Long since those are embedded on the pictures and we had no use for looking up the Lat/Longs. But the camera is quick to obtain the satellite signal and holds the signal while they are driving in their cars taking pictures. Batteries last a good while too. Wife takes an average of 200... » Read More I bought 3 of these cameras for family members that work as Property inspectors for mortgage companies. They appear to be pretty accurate since we have not gotten any complaints from the mortgage companies regarding their accuracy since it was required by the mortgage companies. But we do not see the Lat/Long since those are embedded on the pictures and we had no use for looking up the Lat/Longs. But the camera is quick to obtain the satellite signal and holds the signal while they are driving in their cars taking pictures. Batteries last a good while too. Wife takes an average of 200 pictures a day and doesn't have to replace the batteries while she out in the field. « Show Less
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I would not place a motion sensor 300 yards away from the mailbox to alert you when someone is delivering mail to your box. At 300 yards, the sensor will pick up a lot of other movements - birds, etc... Best to put (screw/tape it down) the sensor inside the mail box. It has been three months, and the batteries in my units are still working good. You question is probably whether the receiver can receive signals from a sensor that is 300 yards away. You will never know until you try it - every situation is a bit different. The signal can be easily blocked by multiple walls, etc... I have tried up to 100' (size of yard) and it still works - 300 yards is very, very long way away. I would not place a motion sensor 300 yards away from the mailbox to alert you when someone is delivering mail to your box. At 300 yards, the sensor will pick up a lot of other movements - birds, etc... Best to put (screw/tape it down) the sensor inside the mail box. It has been three months, and the batteries in my units are still working good. You question is probably whether the receiver can receive signals from a sensor that is 300 yards away. You will never know until you try it - every situation is a bit different. The signal can be easily blocked by multiple walls, etc...... » Read More I would not place a motion sensor 300 yards away from the mailbox to alert you when someone is delivering mail to your box. At 300 yards, the sensor will pick up a lot of other movements - birds, etc... Best to put (screw/tape it down) the sensor inside the mail box. It has been three months, and the batteries in my units are still working good. You question is probably whether the receiver can receive signals from a sensor that is 300 yards away. You will never know until you try it - every situation is a bit different. The signal can be easily blocked by multiple walls, etc... I have tried up to 100' (size of yard) and it still works - 300 yards is very, very long way away. « Show Less
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While mine is not set up in that location as I wanted to visualize the area where the three outside doors merge, I don't see why it would not work there. I was a touch skeptical about these cameras and the price of this dropped to under $100 so I thought it would be worth a chance. I have been impressed with the quality of the image and even my wife who was not thrilled with the purchase downloaded the app to show friends a live feed. The only issue with outdoor viewing with any of these cameras is where the sun will be at any given time of day. If protected I would guess this will provide you with good vision into what areas you want to see. Good luck. While mine is not set up in that location as I wanted to visualize the area where the three outside doors merge, I don't see why it would not work there. I was a touch skeptical about these cameras and the price of this dropped to under $100 so I thought it would be worth a chance. I have been impressed with the quality of the image and even my wife who was not thrilled with the purchase downloaded the app to show friends a live feed. The only issue with outdoor viewing with any of these cameras is where the sun will be at any given time of day. If protected I would guess this will provide... » Read More While mine is not set up in that location as I wanted to visualize the area where the three outside doors merge, I don't see why it would not work there. I was a touch skeptical about these cameras and the price of this dropped to under $100 so I thought it would be worth a chance. I have been impressed with the quality of the image and even my wife who was not thrilled with the purchase downloaded the app to show friends a live feed. The only issue with outdoor viewing with any of these cameras is where the sun will be at any given time of day. If protected I would guess this will provide you with good vision into what areas you want to see. Good luck. « Show Less
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the sun for me is sometimes directly behind the porch. it does interfere with the view but so few people come to my door that i can't really say whether it's a problem. i am certain i will still be able to make out that someone is there. anyway this is not an hd camera. you can see vague outlines of a person but the quality of the picture is such that if you had a video tape of a person and turned it in to police they might have to find someone who knows the person to recognize them and track them down. the benefit to you is that without betraying the fact that you are there you are able to see outside. if you want a high quality video you will need a different solution. the sun for me is sometimes directly behind the porch. it does interfere with the view but so few people come to my door that i can't really say whether it's a problem. i am certain i will still be able to make out that someone is there. anyway this is not an hd camera. you can see vague outlines of a person but the quality of the picture is such that if you had a video tape of a person and turned it in to police they might have to find someone who knows the person to recognize them and track them down. the benefit to you is that without betraying the fact that you are there you are able to... » Read More the sun for me is sometimes directly behind the porch. it does interfere with the view but so few people come to my door that i can't really say whether it's a problem. i am certain i will still be able to make out that someone is there. anyway this is not an hd camera. you can see vague outlines of a person but the quality of the picture is such that if you had a video tape of a person and turned it in to police they might have to find someone who knows the person to recognize them and track them down. the benefit to you is that without betraying the fact that you are there you are able to see outside. if you want a high quality video you will need a different solution. « Show Less
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I may be wrong however, I believe my order came with 60' cables & mounting hardware i.e. screws, ets. I was impressed to see that the cameras were exactly as those which came with my original system. I expected cameras with less night vision range. In contrast, a few weeks ago our city police Detectives used my revo system to aid with a fatal shooting that occured across the street from my home around midnight stating that the night vision on these cameras was by far the best they've ever seen. In my opinion, even if the cameras don't come with cables they're well worth the price. The images captured are near daylight in perspective I may be wrong however, I believe my order came with 60' cables & mounting hardware i.e. screws, ets. I was impressed to see that the cameras were exactly as those which came with my original system. I expected cameras with less night vision range. In contrast, a few weeks ago our city police Detectives used my revo system to aid with a fatal shooting that occured across the street from my home around midnight stating that the night vision on these cameras was by far the best they've ever seen. In my opinion, even if the cameras don't come with cables they're well worth the price. The... » Read More I may be wrong however, I believe my order came with 60' cables & mounting hardware i.e. screws, ets. I was impressed to see that the cameras were exactly as those which came with my original system. I expected cameras with less night vision range. In contrast, a few weeks ago our city police Detectives used my revo system to aid with a fatal shooting that occured across the street from my home around midnight stating that the night vision on these cameras was by far the best they've ever seen. In my opinion, even if the cameras don't come with cables they're well worth the price. The images captured are near daylight in perspective « Show Less
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My Camera is set up by my front door under a covered porch , I get great reception anywhere upstairs and downstairs. I'm guessing the basement location is about 40 feet and down stairs from the camera. I really like the simplicity of the system...When I go downstairs I just unplug the monitor and take it with me, plug it in downstairs and it comes right on! No problems at all!!!
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We had our's mounted by an auto electric professional, due to the amount of work needed. He only charged us for 3/4 of an hour labor. Well worth it. The camera itself is mounted to the metal license plate frame. But a hole had to be drilled thru the hatch door to access the backup lights' circuit. However, the picture quality in various light conditions is very poor compared to a factory camera system. Therefore, my wife never uses it. I've never owned a vehicle with a backup camera or warning system, so I don't miss having one. If we could have a re-do, I'd opt for buying a vehicle with the factory system thru the nav system display. Good Luck! We had our's mounted by an auto electric professional, due to the amount of work needed. He only charged us for 3/4 of an hour labor. Well worth it. The camera itself is mounted to the metal license plate frame. But a hole had to be drilled thru the hatch door to access the backup lights' circuit. However, the picture quality in various light conditions is very poor compared to a factory camera system. Therefore, my wife never uses it. I've never owned a vehicle with a backup camera or warning system, so I don't miss having one. If we could have a re-do, I'd opt for buying a vehicle with... » Read More We had our's mounted by an auto electric professional, due to the amount of work needed. He only charged us for 3/4 of an hour labor. Well worth it. The camera itself is mounted to the metal license plate frame. But a hole had to be drilled thru the hatch door to access the backup lights' circuit. However, the picture quality in various light conditions is very poor compared to a factory camera system. Therefore, my wife never uses it. I've never owned a vehicle with a backup camera or warning system, so I don't miss having one. If we could have a re-do, I'd opt for buying a vehicle with the factory system thru the nav system display. Good Luck! « Show Less
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I would suggest contacting the vendor directly on the vendor support line - even if you have not bought it yet. It is a valid question that affects the purchase or safety of your home.
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The physical installation of cameras is fairly simple if you've done any work on your house yourself. If you need to drill new holes in your walls angle them upwards to keep rain/moisture out and use a wire and tape (or more sophisticated tools) to snake your wires through. Use cable clips to keep things tidy and do a test layout of cables to make sure sure they're long enough for the camera location to begin with. Since I've only got the initial 4 cameras installed at the moment I was less worried about the physical entrances (doors/windows) I put cameras where you HAD to come through to access the house. Also this is VERY handy for checking on the front door (a surprising number of door to door magazine/etc. salespeople after dark.) Addendum: I forgot to mention the physical mounts for the cameras are a bit tricky (at least they were for me.) There is a notch at the top of the ball joint, you must position the stem to be in that notch before you tighten the camera down or it will seem like the mount is loose. you can however mount the actual base in any rotation that you prefer the camera swing to be in. Sorry if this is confusing, just know that if your camera doesn't seem to lock down with the wingnut try a different configuration before giving up. The internet portion took me an afternoon, depending on your previous experience with networks/technology/patience this may be longer or shorter. You must be able to or be able to learn how to do port forwarding on your router. Don't rely on the website's port checker that they direct you to (the basic instructions are good, but don't be confused that you did everything right and they claim your port isn't open, check it yourself.) You get what you pay for in terms of ease of setup, but it shouldn't take more than a weekend to do; I still recommend getting this for the cost of the parts alone and the best part is its easy to upgrade down the road once everything is in place. If all else fails hire a young person with the lure of food as payment.
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Dear carguy. Thanks for your contacting. Sorry to tell you that due to our after sell dpt is not close to our warehouse. So we could not take a back side photo to you. Sorry to tell you that. We will improve this later. Top-Rated Shipping Mall.
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Hi Scott, Well, after installing several of the cameras, I have found the picture quality lacking in general. I installed with both the cables they supplied as well as serpentine POC coaxial cable in some areas rather than what they supplied due to distances I needed to run lines, and both are not good pictures. These are being used in a church environment, and we have a lot of interference from wireless devices and networks, so possibly affecting things here. May be a component/driver strength issue or an interference issue...not sure If using for home/smaller office, it may perform better. As for our environment, I am migrating to network based POE box cameras since DVR's have just not worked that well, and we've had numerous. I have had to replace them pretty much annually...hard drive crashes, firmware problems, power/fan problems, etc. Have only had this one a few months, so no problems thus far. Long range costs are just not worth replacing DVRs so often for our purposes any more. Sorry don't have better answer for your specific question.
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Hello friend. The wire is really short coming out of this antenna, around 1.5 ft. Btw this is not a router, just an antenna. It also didn't do anything to improve signal quality, I recommend you not to buy this item.
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I have had mine outdoors for the last 7 months and so far so good. The signal is a bit weaker due to the remote location from the DVR but still acceptable. One thing to consider however is the significant increase in your 2.4gHz wifi frequency range traffic. The cameras are constantly searching for the optimal connection channel within the 11 available in the 2.4 range and can have an impact on your in house wifi. A work around is to migrate your in house wifi to the 5.0 gHz range. Good luck.