I have an Agasio A622W ip camera. The IR reflects of its outdoor dome cover and has horrible night vision. Will this work with it?
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If your camera's IR lights are in the 850nm wave length range it will work... but you'll have to research that. You'll still have to disable the camera's internal IR's... opening up the dome and/or camera to unplug them, may void your warranty however.
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Since your camera has IR on it this will work. I have had mine for over a year and it works great and throws a nice spread of light.
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If your not seeing a difference let me ask you these 2 questions.1. Are pointing the IR Illuminator in the same direction as the camera?2. Is your camera IR corrective? The camera.has to be IR corrective for this to work.
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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.
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Hi Dixieleann. I can't say for sure without seeing how the Night Owl unit works , but I have several different types, & manufacture ,in my camera security system . You may just need to buy some wire ( hook up) adapters for them. To adapt them to the wire connectors your system uses ... I hope this helps you !
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It should work with IP cameras. I'll have to check the specs. As for viewing, you can view 4 cameras on screen. 8 cameras or all 16 at the same time. Additionally, you can single out any camera to view full screen. Hope this helps
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Can't say for sure, but would say that if it used an infrared remote, very likely that it would. Works with all of my components. I like it a lot, especially for the price. There is one type of infrared signal (called dual-band, if I remember right) used by some components that won't work with the emitters that come with this repeater. But you can buy a dual-band emitter for a few dollars for this unit and just plug it in. Be careful with the emitters, though. If you aren't, It's easy to pull the wire out of an emitter. It's toast then, and you have to buy another one. Not expensive though.
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I have tested this with a POE Injector and it does work. Here is what I used to test and only to test. http://www.amazon.com/WS-POE-8-48v60w-passive-Ethernet-Injector-cameras/dp/B0086SQDMM/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1403580667&sr=8-5&keywords=poe+switch I have to warn you about poe injectors and switches, make sure that when you get a POE injector it has a surge protection. Not all do this and can blow an IP camera out when there is a surge.
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I set one up this way when first testing new unit. It works OK in daylight, if there are no reflections from the glass. No good at all after dark, as the ir lights from the camera are always reflected and cannot illuminate the subject.
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No. This is for analog cameras. It doesn't do IP cameras. The only usefulness for Ip cameras is if the IP camera has an analog output. Axis is the only one that makes an IP camera tuning device - T8414. It is a bit proprietary and expensive. Veracity www.veracityglobal.com has several tools for tuning IP cameras that are less proprietary like the pinpoint and pointsource. These require a laptop. Pinpoint is for POE.
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I do not think it will work. The DVD/NVR is ONVIF and your camera is MJPEG. NVR's are hard to get to work on cameras that are not designed to work on them. It is not the IP, it is the streaming ports and protocals that make the big difference. I did not get any generic, as you called it, to work.
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Like what Raketemensch and Brandi said, this is for a camera that is ready for night vision. However what Rakeetemensch said about webcam's is incorrect. Most webcam's now have IR filters, they are easy to remove however. On any camera if you know what are doing and okay with voiding a warranty you can remove the IR filter and then these IR lamps will work to their potential.
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I purchased this enclosure to use with the outdoor Foscam IP camera. The enclosure wasn't large enough for the camera so I returned it. I remember the lens was 2"x2'. This housing is made for wired cameras and cannot handle the exterior antenna on the IP camera without significant modification.
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You could use an external night vision light and it would be great. Any units that have the light inside the dome could have that issue.
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I really can't say if it will or not. Saying that, I don't know why it wouldn't since most of the older models are IR controlled. Try it, if it does not work return.
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It should work - the specs on the camera say PoE (802.3af) which is what the poe injector puts out. Works just fine on my hikvisions that use the 802.3af POE standard.
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The camera light sensitivity is very good and in anything other than complete darkness, the image will be viewable. Be sure to change the camera from color/color to color/BW so you get better night time images. If you want to use an IR illuminator (many can be purchased cheaply) then the camera will be able to see the IR illuminated images. Why did the camera not come with IR illumination? Because it's a PTZ and illuminating isotropically is not practical. It can't be on the camera since the dome would reflect the IR back to the lens and you wouldn't see anything beyond the dome glare. It's not an oversight. If you need IR illumination, just add it in the locations you are interested in viewing. Very simple to do and much more effective than a far-souce IR illuminator.
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No, this is for analog CCTV cameras only. It will not work with PoE or any ip cameras.