will this camera cover out to 150Ft with wide angel? I need it for outside my front window of my home
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Here are some useful links to sort out field of view. You may want to look at the 4-9mm model if you seek a wider field of view. I have the 4-9mm on my garage looking across the street and the 8-20mm looking at my front door. Overall good for the price.http://www.homesecurityguru.com/cctv-camera-lensesVideoSecu Outdoor 700TVL Day Night Security Camera Built-in 1/3" SONY Exview CCD II EFFIO-E DSP 65 IR Leds 4-9mm 3X Zoom Lens for CCTV DVR Home Surveillance with Power Supply and Security Warning Sticker CJZ
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Yes I have one that i can see 200 ft plus if you add an IRled Spot with 198 IR leds it will go to 330 feet add one these you can mabe see 400 ft CMVision-IR200 - 198 IR LED Night Indoor/Outdoor Long Range 400-500ft IR Illuminator w/ FREE 12V Power Adapterby CMVision sold on amazon
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It will but witn very little clarity If you plan on determining who a person is , that out of the question. Might tell the make of a car.
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The short answer is "Technically, yes." However, don't expect to see much more than tiny, shadowy figures at night. No economical or modestly priced camera is going to be able to give you wide angle at 150 feet with crisp detailed images. That's simply the trade-off for a wide-angle lens. During the daytime, you should get a decent picture, but still have trouble identifying persons that you don't already know.
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I have mine set to the widest angle it has. Gets great detail to about 50ft. Will definitely see out to 150ft though not the greatest image.
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Your using it to monitor the exterior of your home from the interior of your home directly through a window? If so, I don't have an answer for that. It wouldnt expect it to do that, it is not the proper camera to do so. Get an exterior camera with the proper width and leds to do so. Just for example, have you ever tried to recording through the inside of your house to the outside with your camcorder. It's never worked very well, very bad focus. Look into an exterior cam. Mine works great.
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I am not sure of the degrees of range. But it is wide. I use it for a area that is 20 wide and about 30 feet in distance to a doorway. It is also very clear. I used this to replace another camera that always had reflections from the sun when a door was opened, but this camera is clear all the time. I need more cameras and will use this again.
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Ours works well within the walls of a large frame home. Outdoors, it goes about 100 meters.
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It depends on whatever obstacles might be in the way and the nature (type of construction, material used, etc. thickness, etc. I have an outdoor camera located about 50' from the reciever and it works just fine.
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Not sure. it was placed on the roof eve of a 2 story apartment complex and covered the entire common area very well. I have the same ones on my house, within the house it looks to be about 60º of View. They are much better camera's than the normal ones used in most of the Q-See systems ( and all others that I have worked with ). The resolution is about 50% + better.
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I would not trust it beyond 100 to max 150 yards. Appears that it gets a bit distorted. In my oppion I would keep it less than 100 yards. Mostly for safety reasons.
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Absolutely! My backyard is over 150' deep. We sit on the back porch watching birds and animals.
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Obstructions/trees and other factors come into play with this - honestly only you can answer that question - we have a similar size house and property is large and only have two cameras based off the front of the house - porch and driveway - but then that's us. Best of luck - they're good cameras we'll say that for sure!
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This film is applied on the interior side of the window. We do have an exterior version of reflective film: BDF EXS15 EXTERIOR Window Film Privacy and Sun Control Silver 15, Dark - 24in X 24ft
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The camera comes with a case that you use to waterproof it. In it's case, it is Waterproof to 131'/40m
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Sure will, it just needs to be placed and aimed to have clear view on area people enter. Mine has been in the house few months now, and covers a good 30 feet corridor downstairs.
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Not without some protection. It's not waterproof. I have it pointing out of a window, which creates an issue with the infra-red lights reflecting back on the glass. I solved that with a black card cutting out only enough for the camera hole. With the streetlight I can see enough out side for my purposes.
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It goes around 15 ft. but i would not suggest it. I had 2 and the both broke within the same day. Try the GE water proof camera.
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With my 15' round, the cover is well over the sides, a 1.5 to 2 foot drop. But that extra footage is what keeps the cover from whipping up if there's a strong breeze. I'd go with the bigger cover. It's not heavy, and you could always cut it down a bit if needed. It's basically just a big piece of bubble wrap.
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This one I could not say as mine was broken right from the package. I have a snow pro 600 I have used the past 2 years and will cover a area about 20 feet out mounted 10 feet in the air with no wind.
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I have it set about 9 feet away from my apartment door.From that distance,it covers about a 6 foot wide field of view.The video is surprisingly good.