I plan on adding this camera onto the security system that I have now. Does the camera connect using a BNC connector?
894223
Yes, the camera is equiped with a pig tail cable with a BNC connector for video and a connector to attach the power supply.
894224
Yes it does connect with BNC connectors. It is a great camera for the price too. Have about 10 of them installed in a business.
529603
The Camera inputs are all BNC. The video outputs are BNC, HDMI, RCA type and computer monitor type connector that I don't know a name for but its the standard cable that comes with most computer monitors.
1278891
I'm not familiar with the Q-see system but I beleive it has the BNC connection same as the camera. If not you could still use the camera with an adapter
121514
These are standard 12v cameras and use a BNC connection. If that is the status of your current camera than you are good to go. These do use standard connectors so you likely won't have to replace those either.
62423
This camera connects to a power source and to a BNC connector for video only. If you have a DVR compatible with Pulse then you may connect this camera to the DVR. This camera does not have any digital connector for online broadcasting. It maybe connected directly to a tv monitor or a DVR.
1360124
has the 12v standard connectors found on all other security cameras etc. I had one, it quit in 2 weeks :(
439121
No need for bnc unless your gonna feed through a cat 5I have it connected to windows media player I wouldn't anticipate any issues with CCTV hook up since camera is always powered on and delivering feed
1160452
I have used it to convert the HD-SDI output of regular video cameras direct to TV with great success, I see no reason why it would not work with a security camera's HD-SDI output. As long as the output is in fact HD-SDI and not just a BNC composite output, I am virtually 100% SURE IT WOULD WORK.
226350
Yes it works fine. The camera has a coax output that will connect to any unused BNC video input on the DVR. Be sure you use a 12v power supply with adequate wiring to support the infrared led arrays. It will need a 12vdc at 2 amps to work properly at night.
216158
The connections are BNC. The security cameras also comes with BNC connections. If you want to use CAT5 Eathernet cable to run lines for the cameras then you will have to buy BNC Video Baluns (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007XUU6EA/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1)
91629
The sde 4001 camera if im not mistaken they use rj45 concters ( network cables) you might be able to find an adapter to convert the connction to bnc I would buy the adapter firsit and conect the camera direct to a tv and if you get signal usind the coxial or an av cable then they will work just fine also you have to keep in mind if you wabt the highest resulution and rec qualtiy once you conect all camera each chanel will get 7 frames per sec which work just fine for me
441276
Yes. The cable has RG59 connectors on each end. It also has a male power connector on one end and a female power connector on the other end. It works great for connecting security cameras. I'm using several of these cables in my home security system, along with a central power supply and a battery backup. They're much better at eliminating interference than the cheaper cables often supplied with cameras.
1471959
I don't know what a bnc is. I can tell you that two of my cameras that were mounted outside, but under eaves have burned out. One within a month of getting the system and the other about 6 months later. I wouldn't recommend this system to anyone based on that. It was advertised as an indoor/outdoor system when I purchased it and didn't dictate any special set up when mounting, but when I called technical support they told me that waterproofing of the connections needed to have been done for outside cameras. They wouldn't send replacements under warranty.
801581
You can connect this to any tv that has a place to connect components RCA video in jack. You need to get adaptor to connect the bnc fitting to RCA the. Connect other wire to camera power plug. Radio shack will be able to help you
176056
I have never tried it but it would probably work it has the same connectors. I use DVR cards. I got them off here really cheap. If that camera is the same as mine it uses a bnc connector for the video.
1777293
Yes, as long as your system uses BNC connectors. Which I believe it does. Good camera to upgrade to.
421300
They will work with any security DVR that has the standard BNC connections. Most systems that I have seen have these types of connectors, but I'm sure there are systems out there with differing connectors. Possibly RCA jacks like some of the less expensive cameras use.