are compatible with first alert 2.4 gHz cameras?
994565
I have no idea but I doubt this hunk of junk is compatible with anything. I was never able to tune in the signal at all and sent it back. It's junk.
1292506
This model is only 2.4 GHz. They do make what you need. It is called the UniFi AP-Pro.
1138239
I have not set mine up yet , but I did test the system out to make sure all was functioning properly...I have the 27X Optical Zoom Dome PTZ IP Camera Outdoor High Speed Sold by bravolink , which also uses the RS485that is only a TWO WIRE communications...I can say ( IT WORKS GREAT ) ...No dissapointments here...Just make sure you have the Polarity right...
1159031
I bought two also and the both work fine. The second one is with a friend so I haven't tested whether or not they operate on the same frequency. If that is the case, one photographer may trigger the camera of the other, etc. Make sure you have your camera set to deal with a remote triggering device and it should work fine. At least mine did with a Nikon D800.
269167
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.
585018
there are better systems out there don't buy this for your application. look into Defender systems. You can purchase weather proff dome on ebay to house cameras if need be.http://defender-usa.com/product/Defender_Phoenix_3_5_Two_Camera_Digital_Wireless_Security_Video_Monitor.eng-237.html
1070830
No it's not. I had to call First Alert directly, to obtain the respective single camera. I'd recommend calling them. Good luck!
194129
Yes, the camera must be wireless and ON (transmitting) thanks! Sleuth Electronics LLCPS: to avoid false alarms you MUST turn OFF all electronic devices in the area such as cellphones, radios, TV, etc...because they transmit radio frequencies. It is important that you educate yourself on the proper way to use this item. In your case you may want to hire a PI that knows how to use this type of product.Good day.
616189
It will work and talk to other Nest Protect detectors, but not Kidde, First Alert, or any other detectors. The feature is called "wireless interconnect" for the nest by the way.
1928820
There is no alert the cameras work great very clear I have a alarm on my house so I can see if anyone is in there and then you can record or take photos
699031
Yes. That is what I did. I went from a kguard to this as an upgrade. Worked fine with my standard 400tvl BNC cameras.
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1395064
I don't believe so. I guess if you could find out the broadcast code and frequency used, maybe. I highly suspect that their systems are proprietary in nature and would prevent other camera's from being used. I know that's what I would do. And really, for the price of additional camera's, it's worth it to just buy theirs.
2236554
I don't think they work with anything but iOS. I own about 9 of these in all iterations (1st version, 2nd version, the one with night vision). They are okay... I also have tried "Foscam" which wa PC compatible, had 2 way speakers/microphones, but it was SO complicated to setup. And I have a few D-link cameras (also PC compatible, but I can't quite figure out interface to save motion alarms... It just texts me saying "motion detected" over and over). I use these IZon cameras as nanny cams and to monitor vacation homes. They're not 100%, but some UI changes have made life easier with them. For example, you can set all the cameras on one wifi network to send push notifications or turn them off (used to have to individually setup each camera). INSANE as it sounds, if I want to save a record, I just record it with my cellphone. Weird, but it works. A few years ago, they did more firmware updates and I had hope they were creating a subscription based 24/7 cloud based recording paradigm.... I don't think that is on the docket for this company anymore though.
1275330
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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Agree with RIS.Depends on how your old ones are wired, or linked together, if at all.If they are powered by 120 volt house current, and are linked together, the answer would most likely be "no".If your old detectors are battery-operated type, and of the "stand alone" variety, the answer would be "yes".I replaced several of my old "First Alert" battery operated detectors with these, and have had no issues.
886733
Yes. You would need smartSense Multi sensors for the cold/ freeze alarms and a compatible smoke detector like the First Alert Battery-Operated Carbon Monoxide Alarm and Smoke Detector to achieve that functionality.