my cameras are color ir outdoor cameras model cm-22623bg can I use them with this system
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It would seem so as they sell them on the Zmodo site. My Lorex cams work on the Zmodo sys too. Seems if they are BNC type connectors they work.
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My cameras are outdoor color, the equipment works well. I hope this helps you.
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Not sure but my cameras are cheap ones and they look good during the day although the greens look more like lavender and at night they are a 7 on a scale of 1 to 10 I'm looking to upgrade my cameras in the future
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My cameras are color outdoor as well, and the equipment works very well. I hope this helps you.
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Hay Kennedy I looked for that model camera but could not find it.As long ar the connection on the end of your camera is BNC or can convert to BNC female it will work.
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The connections on the back of DVR are standard BNC connectors, which are typical of most cameras. If not sure - look up pictures of BNC connectors on a web browser. I do have one color IR outdoor camera connected on my system
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I am not familiar with that model number. I can tell you that my cameras are Outdoor low light IR color. They work well with this system. I have been very pleased with the quality and have had no issues yet. I am running 24/7 around the clock and have 8 cameras hooked up to it. Hope this helps.
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I would assume you could. I can shoot in full daylight with my little Sony, in NighShot mode, with a 720nm, near infrared, filter in place. I can't see through the filter but the camera can, and with the filter in place they are truly IR images. The images are really quite pretty, the sky goes black and the foliage goes white. Having said all this Paul is correct, you can't get thermal from this camera.
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yeah, should work. http://www.rwhirled.com/landlist/landdcam-pack.htm#101 this site tells you everything you need to know about land cameras.
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It is a color camera, and when I could get it to work it was fairly clear, not HD clear. This is not a reliable camera system.
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I am pretty sure its going to work if you connect with bnc connecters. I have Qsee dvr which is not a problem. about the camera its a very good one. I can see 150 feet in color with street light clearly. hope this helps. thank you.
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You can definitely put theses cameras outdoors. I've had the system for two years in Chicago where we get below zero temperatures and no problem.
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If they are analog cameras where you are using a coax wire you should be fine. If you are looking at using IP cameras you may need the licenses for them. usavisionsys.com is their US presence - I've had good responses from them when asking questions.
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You can use any camera outdoors if you place the camera in a protected area. I have used several cameras for years to monitor my lake houses...just place tight up under the eve of the roof so that it is protected. Also, I have cameras installed under the front and rear porches...just not a big deal and work just fine.
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The system I bought will take 4 cameras. So, yes but I dont know if it has to be that same brand camers or not.
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Jim, not sure... I never got the camera installed.. one camera was DOA and the system would not engage. I returned the system the next day.. sorry I would not be more helpful. good luck. Danny~
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First, I am not sure. I don't know the video signal format of the cameras that come with the kit, nor the power level (distance you can run them). However, I do know that the connectors are the common BNC type. I would guess that any camera with a BNC would work. Don't forget you will need an external power source for your cameras. I am sure I didn't help that much but I tried....
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If your camera/cable connections are the same, I don't see any problem. Which they are usually standard. I would still suggest to call the defender support to ask if your cameras are compatible with the device.
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Yes they are colour cameras. Resolution is very good. I cannot see a mile away but for my compound with a one storied house and the cameras are mounted on the top floor under the roof I can see very well. They are even night vision cameras so at night I see quite well.
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Sorry, just familiar with cameras. Consult your owners manual for comparability.
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Yes as long as the camera connections (cables) are not the "CAT5" style cable older versions used. If you have two connections ( power and RCA or BNC for video) your fine. Hope this helps. Greg
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Yes. The system will accept one more camera (indoor or outdoor) if you buy one.
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I have not used those cameras. Looking up the manufacturer specs, they provide nothing about the optics. This IR device is 850nm only.CMVision now makes a device that is dual wavelength. The CMVision IRS324-850940 Combo 850nm & 940nm Wavelength. If one wavelength does not work the other will. The only major concern is if the CCD imaging device is of such poor quality that it dos not work well with these devices all. If you want to save money, buy a single 850nm and 940nm LED from an electronics supplier for a very low cost. Put a battery on them and see in a monitor if the camera sees the lit LED. I have not used those cameras. Looking up the manufacturer specs, they provide nothing about the optics. This IR device is 850nm only.CMVision now makes a device that is dual wavelength. The CMVision IRS324-850940 Combo 850nm & 940nm Wavelength. If one wavelength does not work the other will. The only major concern is if the CCD imaging device is of such poor quality that it dos not work well with these devices all. If you want to save money, buy a single 850nm and 940nm LED from an electronics supplier for a very low cost. Put a battery on them and see in a monitor if the camera sees the... » Read More I have not used those cameras. Looking up the manufacturer specs, they provide nothing about the optics. This IR device is 850nm only.CMVision now makes a device that is dual wavelength. The CMVision IRS324-850940 Combo 850nm & 940nm Wavelength. If one wavelength does not work the other will. The only major concern is if the CCD imaging device is of such poor quality that it dos not work well with these devices all. If you want to save money, buy a single 850nm and 940nm LED from an electronics supplier for a very low cost. Put a battery on them and see in a monitor if the camera sees the lit LED. « Show Less