can this camera be wired using T-568B TIA/EIA Standard? to a normal DVR(not samsung)...
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Power supply for the cameras goes thru the DVR, I would not think a DVR made by a different company would have the required power supply or internal wiring to support the cameras. I made my own cables using cat-5 wire and RJ-45 connectors, (i needed 200'+ cables) I used the 568B wiring config. On my cables. It worked just fine.
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Yes, you can hook this camera up to a POE NVR, choose Synology NVR, best in it's class
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Its the same as the swann camera from Costco. I think lorex rebrands dahua. I'm not 100% on that tho. If the DVR is onvif compatible it "should" work. Goto networkcameracritic.com and look for "Costco"
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This is 110V direct electricity system. That said, the cameras are actually DC powered by a power adapter. In theory you could us an adapter that would convert 220V to the appropriate DC Volts/Amps but it would probably not be supported by the manufacturer. In addition, you would need to have a way to convert the 220V source to 110V for the DVR. If I were you I would look for a system that is manufactured to work in your area, or contact Zmodo to see if they have any recommendations. This opinion is given with no guarantee or warranty of any kind. Use at your own risk.
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I only bought the DVR. The cameras are generally 12V AC. This what I installed to this DVR. I personally would not buy the pictured cameras. They are overpriced for no reason. Good luck.
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The answer is yes, but the installation is not just plug and play. you may need to cut the wire and idenfity the video+/video- wire and power/ground wire then connect individual wire to new camera.
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It works day and nigth and your dvr works wireless. I think that this camera does not work as a PTZ.
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The camera that come with it are wired but you can buy camera's that are wireless and hook them up to the DVR
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Sorry, I can't provide any insight to your situation, as I don't utilize TWC. I currently use the DVR for over the-air-reception, though I can tell you it does work with DirectV and Dish, but using it via Channel 3 on the Magnavox as the input from the set top box going to the Magnavox then to the TV. Although it was not true HD, the picture quality was excellent.
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It didn't work for me. I tried using it with a Dahua camera that I also got on Amazon. In the end what worked in that case was a TP-LINK TL-PoE150S Gigabit PoE Injector Adapter. That is 802.3af compliant as is the Dahua camera. If your camera supports 802.3af I would go with that.
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As long as the wire that comes with camera is long enough to reach camera, you are ok. The electric and video are both in that wire. Curious about DVR answer, cause I am having issues with mine and it's been less than a year so I am thinking about going with another brand....
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That should work fine. Have you considered the higher resolution camera. Just make sure you have a Power Over Ethernet router or use the POE from the DVR. I have three cameras connect through a wireless bridge. That works great.
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You can. I had that need myself and bought a Router that operates in bridge mode (client mode, depends on what the manufacturer calls that). The router accesses my wifi network and its ethernet cable is connected to the DVR.
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Yes but you would need to feed ethernet from the Powerline Adapter into a PoE power injector then to the camera as the Powerline adapter does not provide PoE capability. Alternately, you can feed power to the camera with a regular power adapter plugged into the camera's standard power port.
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I can't imagine why not. It's just a "regular" ethernet device. (FWIW, I'm _very_ happy with the camera.)
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I'm not positive but I believe any standard RCA connection should work. All of these cameras use a standard signal.
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This camera can be used wired or wireless. It must be wired during the initial configuration. I don't know if it can be used with the NVR since I have it record directly to my PC.