I have the indoor 750I inddor system. Can you add an outdoor night vision camera to the non night vision system?
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No I still need a 700e. I still haven't received confirmation that the last defective 700e (from the factory) that I returned was received??????????
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The 'system' is not really a system. Buying the master system just gets you the adapter to inject ethernet into your power lines.
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Yes - the night vision capability is controlled by the camera not the base system.
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The 700n is an IR capable camera. So if you use it indoor and have it pointing out the window, the IR will get reflected back and blind the camera. This is true if the window is modern and treated to reflect the sun's UV/IR spectrum (most multiplane windows fall into this category, single pane windows not so much hence why they suck for insulation) :-). If you intend to use it indoors and point it out a window, disable the IR capability, or buy the 700i model which has no IR capability and a little less costly. Of course for either scenario, the camera would only be able to view outdoors during nighttime if an outside motion light lit up the viewing area. Otherwise it would see nothing but darkness. With regards to the reflection off the glass, that is a function of the glass, background light sources, and the angle at which the camera is pointed out the window. It is NOT a function of the camera lens. Just put the camera flat against the window pane so it is perpendicular to minimize any reflection or stay light source the lens may see, indoor room lighting.
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No; have to attach it to a video receiver but am happy with the night vision range
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I'm not sure, but my suggestion is to get the small ones and not these big ones, they are noise, it is a click every time they change from day to night view. Take this ones: Q-See QSM1424C4 4 Pack of Color Indoor/Outdoor CMOS Cameras with Night Vision up to 40ft, they are a lot better I have both and this are my favorites.
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Hi If you already bought one of the iSmartAlarm packages the next step is to configure the system. All the necessary is included. If you only bought the sensor it is mandatory to acquire at least the prefe
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I use four of the outdoor cameras and one indoor camera. The one weak camera in the system is the indoor one. I would never buy another indoor camera, but the outdoor ones (one used indoors) work very well.
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Night visioned yes, but not compatible (that what seller stated, never checked)
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My backup lights do not emit the amount of light at night to see. We were backing up the other night and nothing in the camera. I would advise the newer version with the IR lights.
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The "master System" is nothing but software. You can download the software here for free: http://support.logitech.com/en_us/product/700e-outdoor-add-on-camera#download
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You could use an external night vision light and it would be great. Any units that have the light inside the dome could have that issue.
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In day yes, night no . Night vision only b&w , Never had n vision before . Simple to install but night vision not so good ? I dont think any cameras any better , You just need surface to bunce back ir light i guess . Work well inside shop & driveway ,but not pointing out in open flat area with no back ground .
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The camera has to be infra red capable, or it will not work at night. You can set it up daytime, but you will have to check at night to see if the light is in the correct place.
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Yes, night vision DOES work while being powered via POE. That is how I use it.
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A long as they have the same connections you can. You just have to look at the power requirements of the new cameras to ensure they do not need more power than the night owl connection gives. You may have to have a separate power supply for the cameras.
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per Netamo you can install three Indoor modules. The outdoor does not count as an Indoor module.
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Yes, you can. See my review of the 8-channel NVR for more details on this setup. Keep in mind that if you will either need a PoE switch or supply external power to the cameras if you go this route.
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Yes it uses infrared for night vision but as for the camera brand to be honest idk but for the price of the unit you will not be disappointed hope I was helpful