Does it work with 220-240 AC? Is it motion activated or just heat activated? Does it support loop recording ?
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It comes with an AC adaptor for only show 120V. It is heat (IR) activated. I never have the problem to hit the memory limit (may be some hours of recording) so far I have catch many of the event records and never need to worry the memory is full. I don't know it will be looping itself or not. Regards
1055218
This camera was activated to record by human body heat detection motion. Yours seems to record constantly as you are arounding the camera, and the camera can detect your body heat.
855949
This model is only UL marked (no CE) and only shows a 120VAC rating. So I doubt that it would handle 220VAC.
489343
Does it say it works on 220. You just can't switch to a higher current not used in the average home. Also that thing is a piece of junk and I sent it back after it broke using for only the second time.
2105164
Not really. It is designed as a flexible and good recording/webcam. There is nothing that activates it through motion. It is very good at what it does but I think you may be better served with something designed to a surveillance camera's specific job...
1790678
Yes, it is wired for 125V; if you're using 220-240 you will need a transformer; however, the recorder itself is also operated off AA batteries and so you can use those if you're only interested in the recording/playing etc. and not using the plug into AC current.
2228428
You can find on eBay: Input: AC 100-240V, 50-60Hz; Over voltage protection; over heat protection.
125307
Nope, 110 only. This is a very small unit, nowhere near the size of a commercial unit that would run on 240
2234204
the motion detection works as a "G" force sensor. if you get hit the unit senses the "G" force and saves the footage of film. the allegations made by the company are spotty at best so if you happen to get a unit that actually records, you're in luck. not so with my experience. my unit is in the garage collecting dust. I vow never to buy any electronic made in china. except Ipod which is overseen by American company apple. good luck, you'll need it.
1995884
Yes, it works for 220V. Voltage range shows that it is good for 100-240v ~/ac. You may have to buy a suitable adapter suitable to plug-in into power supply.
95656
You need to hook it up to a DVR. If the software you use supports motion activation, it will be motion activated. The software is usually in the DVR. I believe it gives 60 degrees of view so it is not a wide field. This camera is connected to the DVR (digital video recorder) by wires. I used it to replace an existing camera on the system I already had installed
934514
It can be set for heat activation only approximately 50 ft.. It is not motion activated ever. Or it can be set to time lapse pictures or video at any interval you want.
459655
No its not motion activated. U can record up to 4 hours. Its a great little camera with good quality video and pics.
41477
The spec sheet says the camera will function up to -22F. I have had these cameras in the low single digits (Fahrenheit) with no issues so far. It also helps that the cameras give off a certain amount of heat.
1950025
Dear friend,I never used this recorder. But, this recorder made from transistor, it doesn't need to heat up. I say it can answer right away between one second. I had the occasion to hear the recording of this recorder from a friend, it's amazing me the clear sound quality. If this recorder cannot answer what you expected, I think you cannot find another recorder for that price.
799432
Hi, it has to be conected to AC Power all time, it doesn´t have rechargable bateries, and i dont think you can use it in a refrigeretor camera, but i am not really sure.
2115799
110 AC...My friend bought this for me and returned it obviously because it caught fire!!! She did NOT read the reviews before purchase. I would not have bought this one because of the bad reviews!