Does anyone know what the tolerance range for temperature for this camera? I will be mounting it in the garage but it will get cold in the winter.
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I'm not sure. I live in northern Virginia and it has survived the summer and winter. No connectivity or viewing issues
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Hi, I didn't really use this as I returned it because according to the manual, it can not be installed in places where the cameras are exposed to heat & moisture. I had planned placing this on my backyard, but outside, it can get up to 115 degrees (Vegas heat) and monsoon rain during the summer months.
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I live in Miami we don't heat the garage. My garage get very warme in the summer. The camera works great!
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FWIW, holding up good in Georgia. Cameras mounted under eave. Don't know how it would do in the north in Winter...
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The directions actually say to leave it on in cooler weather to prevent condensation from forming within the camera. I leave my camera on 24/7/365. It's been in freezing temps down to the single digits (Fahrenheit) for the past two winters and is still working like a champ!Both the camera and the receiver need power so both would have to have a 240 to 120 converter. Try contacting the manufacturer and see if they make a 240 model.
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this camera would work fine outside as long as you keep it out of the weather. i know that sounds contradictory but even though this says "outdoor" i would try to keep it under a roof or eave or something that shields it from the worst of the weather. as far as operating temps...i would not expect anything wireless to work well in the winter so take that into consideration if you live in a northern climate.
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i do not know about the temp, but this camera does not work well, can't see clearly, just being a decoraton
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the dvr is not for outdoor use .I've installed several of these in different environments inside of homes basements and attics where temperature swing during different seasons probably 55degrees up to 100,the cameras however are for outdoors and have endured 10 degrees Fahrenheit to the upper 90's or more with no issues as of yet
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I've used a total of 10 Foscam FI8910W cameras over the past year or so. I tried to install a few of the cameras outside with little to no luck. They work perfectly indoors and I can highly recommend the camera. However, I would think twice about using them for outdoor use. I live in WI and the wind and freezing temperatures did not agree with the cameras. More temperate conditions may yield other results.
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Camera is holding up fine in coastal Virginia where temps have been hitting over 100 in the car. The suction cup mount has let go once or twice from the windshield (both on hot days), but no problems with the camera.
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This camera does withstand cold I put it out and it went below -50 fareheit as far as rainy weather I don't know yet I know it can withstand 6 inches of snow hope this helps
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All my cameras are outside, but I mount them under the eaves of the house, where rain cannot get on them or the power supply for them. An alternative might be some kind of dome cover, but optics might be affected, and condensation would need to be controlled. I am in a relatively dry area, with low humidity, so my setup works for me. Different weather conditions could raise additional problems. My cameras did well over the winter...it does get cold here.
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I am not an expert at this. I put out one camera at 150 feet and it seems fine. What I have noticed is that in cold weather (zero outside) my images don't seem as clean.
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Can the drop cam pro be used outdoors and under what temperature limitations
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I am not sure what the temperature specs are for the camera's other than the description says that they are weather proof. You might want to try looking at the company website for Q-See and contact them about the temperature range. Good luck.
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Since it is an indoor camera, I would say it would be OK as long as it is not subjected to rain, moisture condensation, and/or extreme temperatures. Also, it should be mounted in a spot with good air ventilation; otherwise, heat built-up from the camera LED lights could damage the camera or may cause fire (read and follow the camera instruction manual)
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Temperatures in cars are A LOT hotter than outside temps. If the outside temp is 90°F { 30°C } then the temp inside your car is much higher {105°F / 40°C } etc. The cameras can fail after those temps for any real length of time. They aren't supposed to be in cold temps {36°F / 2°C} for any length of time either. The camera gets warm under general use and gets very hot in those high temps. Also, depending on your car, you aren't supposed to run your a/c or headlights when something is plugged into your adapter socket./