will the cameras work with any live snap monitor
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I'm not sure. This monitor was the exact same model as my older one that broke, so it paired perfectly with my old cameras and the new one. However, I know there is a newer version of this set and I'm not sure if it would work together. Best to call lorex
1284018
It will work with nearly any camera. Most cctv or surveillance DVRs have standard 12v cameras that this is compatible with.
421300
They will work with any security DVR that has the standard BNC connections. Most systems that I have seen have these types of connectors, but I'm sure there are systems out there with differing connectors. Possibly RCA jacks like some of the less expensive cameras use.
1876637
These cameras work for several models of swann DVR recorders. If the DVR has BNC connectors they will work. If the DVR uses eithernet POE (power over eithernet) then no.
848986
not that i am aware of... have not had much luck with these cameras in general... only work sometimes.
946549
Yes, it works with any camera. It will allow you to fire anything with a synk cable.
1826889
Of course!!! this skater work with every camera, just depend de weight... So the gopro work perfect... Sorry about my english!!!
621839
I'm not sure, it has the HomeMonitor logo on the camera and doesn't come with any documentation that says it is compatible with other systems. I would check with customer service or the HomeMonitor or Vivint websites to see if there is any compatibility.
220861
The answer to the first par of your question is yes, however to the second part of your question I do not have experience with generic cameras. Suffice to say that the camera provided with the premium package function excessively well and you can monitor from around the world. good luck.
1158291
It will work with any camera that has a Digital Video Output. If you don't have HDMI out on your camera, just look into adapters to convert it. The monitor accepts HDMI standard size male cable.
1190595
Yes you have plenty of choices in compatible cameras.Yes you can use split screen and monitOr all your cameras at once.
494212
If they have the ten pin interface, then it should work. However, I do not know what the interface is on these camera bodies.
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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.
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the brand of cameras makes no difference all cameras hook up with bnc connectors to the geo vision card check geovision web site for a list of supported ip cameras
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As long as the Connection are the same I don't see why they wouldn't, I use Samsung camera and they work fine
1174822
Yes they will. Also these do work on any recording system that accept RCA (audio/video) plugs. I currently am using four of these cameras on my security system, and they work great both day and night. Let me know if I can help you further.
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It will work with almost any camera, provided you use use the BNC connectors or a video balun. You have to keep in mind, this device is technology that is considered by many in the security industry "nonprogressive". Meaning, companies are not pouring money into research and development for DVRs, rather live network cameras. Don't expect PTZ or other axis controls with this. For fixed position cameras, this will do fine.