Are these camera 2.4GHZ 5.8GHz or 900MHz/ already have a 2.4 Digital camera WI-FI and a 6.2phone need a system that will not interfere with these
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I have not had any problems with cross-talk interference with any of my devices, i.e. I Pads, Wi-Fi, cordless phones, Smart Phones, ect.
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The specification for the camera is 2.4 -2.483 Ghz. However, the manual states any standard 2.4 or 5.8 GHz wireless devices will not interfere with the camera. The camera uses frequency hopping which may be why they can make this claim.
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Depends on your wifi. Wifis run in B, G or N bands. 5.8 is in the N band, so as long as you have a wifi in the B or G bands, these should work without interferance. If you also are using cordless phones on your wifi phones, you need to check what band they are running on. Wifi G is 2.4 GHZ, not sure what B is, since it is pretty old. I have wifi G and cordless phones that run at 6.0 GHZ and these run without anything interfering with each other.
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We have some more similar cameras and they are running with the WiFi there. I also smart phone, tablets, etc., with the Wifi. I analized it from the router side, but I could not see any responses from the camera WiFi with either DHCP or fix address setting. It works fine with a LAN cable. The camera itself is fine and I am using it with a LAN wire setting now.
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Hi, I purchased 4 of these camera's and had them professionally installed........I sent them all back within the same week. They want stay online for any length of time at all. I had to resync them at least 10 times a day and they were within 10 feet of the wireless router!! They are great if you can keep them ensync. They have a great picture but man who can take them down 10 times a day and redo them.?..
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Use channels 1, 6, or 12 to avoid overlap on the wireless-G 2.4 Ghz range. Most devices still don't utilize the wireless-a 5 GHz range. I am a network engineer BTW.
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are you talking about ccd cameras? wifi cameras? Let me know what type of cables. :) Thanks!
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These wireless cameras communicate with your wireless router. When you leave home you can turn oof your computers and log into the cameras threw your router. The range between your camera and router depends on the router but the cameras should respond well unless you live in a manson then get a stronger router. You login the cameras from anywhere in the world using the free DNS service that comes with each camera. If you are planning to mount these cameras in a window I would suggest black since white will reflect the image on the camera in some cares. Other wise white in fine especially if you are trying to blend it in on a shelf. These wireless cameras communicate with your wireless router. When you leave home you can turn oof your computers and log into the cameras threw your router. The range between your camera and router depends on the router but the cameras should respond well unless you live in a manson then get a stronger router. You login the cameras from anywhere in the world using the free DNS service that comes with each camera. If you are planning to mount these cameras in a window I would suggest black since white will reflect the image on the camera in some cares. Other wise white in fine especially if... » Read More These wireless cameras communicate with your wireless router. When you leave home you can turn oof your computers and log into the cameras threw your router. The range between your camera and router depends on the router but the cameras should respond well unless you live in a manson then get a stronger router. You login the cameras from anywhere in the world using the free DNS service that comes with each camera. If you are planning to mount these cameras in a window I would suggest black since white will reflect the image on the camera in some cares. Other wise white in fine especially if you are trying to blend it in on a shelf. « Show Less
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no...the 2.4Ghz (or 900Mhz) is the same frequency that home wireless telephone systems operate. Neither should interfere with your wireless LAN network. There are also 3 channel settings on the Sabrent transmitter that allow you to choose the clearest reception. My Sabrent system works perfectly...
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Again, for me is good but not the best. Right now, I do have problem with two of the 4 cameras since for time to time they enter into a blackout mode. So, I do suggest that if you are looking for a really best wireless solution, must go with something more expensive. For me is working since I don't need a 24/7 system but I would like to get it some time in the future since I paid for that.
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I have wifi in my home plus my laptop senses the networks of my neighbors. With the 5.8 ghz audio/video sender installed I do not have any interference from any internet source and sound and picture quality does not degrade. It will definitely pay for you to upgrade to 5.8 ghz plus you will have a choice of 4 channel to tweak if needed with this system. Good luck.
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Wireless for data / wifi. The camera still needs 110 volts AC. Comes with a power supply.
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Had same concern, my order went through as a 2.4 Ghz unit. You might want to contact seller to be 100% sure.
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These are indoor cameras. I recommend against using them outdoors, especially since Foscam makes outdoor versions that are similarly priced.
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Definitely opt for the 2.4 GHz (notice that amazon has four different on same page); the 2.4 GHz is a bit more expensive.
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You can also purchase larger antennas for these cameras for just a few dollars. With the larger ones you should not have any problems and much cheaper than a wireless range expander.
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This camera is set up as part of surveillance system with its own access and alerts mechanism. I am not using this camera with wifi either as it drops connection with blueiris a lot. It's a camera with good resolution, angle as documented, IR is very strong but it's the slowest camera on my network by far.
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Dear friend, Thank you for your questions. Please note that the camera is wireless, there is a External antenna along with the camera. Any questions, please feel free to contact with me. Best regards!