Counld I conncect a camera with a bnc to this dvr?
1471958
Yes there are two bnc ports on the back side. I believe that you would need to provide power to the camera separately (usually 12 VDC but check your camera's specs). The bnc with power cables and power supply are available on Amazon.
1471959
I don't know what a bnc is. I can tell you that two of my cameras that were mounted outside, but under eaves have burned out. One within a month of getting the system and the other about 6 months later. I wouldn't recommend this system to anyone based on that. It was advertised as an indoor/outdoor system when I purchased it and didn't dictate any special set up when mounting, but when I called technical support they told me that waterproofing of the connections needed to have been done for outside cameras. They wouldn't send replacements under warranty.
66516
This camera comes with BNC and if your system is RCA then just get BNC TO RCA connector this is a great camera overall.
2262053
Hey I've purchased this camera before you need to have a DVR receiver in order to use this camera. You should check the QSee official website for more details. They have pretty good customer service
1227652
The DVR will work with about any Camera with a BNC connector, but only on 4 of the 16 channels. The other 12 channels have a Revo RJ12 port for using their cameras. You can get adaptors to switch these to BNC, but will add about $120 to the cost
2254298
Aslong as your cameras connect via BNC cable (99% do) you will have no issues.This DVR is plug and play ready with a ton of options like timed recordings (9-5 or 5-9) and it is simple to get it streaming to your phone.
1379878
I do not know about that particular dvr.I have found that most q-see cameras are compatable.
367471
This is a digital IP camera, not an analog camera. It will not have bnc out. http://www.foscam.com/Private/ProductImg/Other/6351025597521937501665331539.jpg There's the back of the camera.
1354376
Yes, you need a monitor at minimum and one that can accept BNC plugs, otherwise you will need a converter. For example, if you want to wire it directly to an old LCD computer monitor you will need a BNC-VGA converter. That will allow you to monitor in real time but if you want to view multiple monitors, record, or have remote access via Smartphone, you will need a DVR made for security cameras. I use a Q-See DVR that is made by some company that rebrands for companies like Q-See.
900054
Yes. All you need are coaxial to bnc connectors and use the yellow(analog) input to the camera
523216
At least a LCD monitor with VGA. One with HDMI (high definition) is best. Check your outputs on your DVR. You may have 3 choices. VGA, HDMI, and video (BNC connection).
1871068
Can you? Probably. But then why buy a 2MP high quality camera? Check the bandwidth capacity (live, record, playback) of your recorder. Also check the connectors--this camera is great on a POE connection while many DVRs want a bnc connection. Best of luck with your project.
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.
1562602
I'm not sure what you mean. With these you place an Ethernet cable between the two ends and connect one end to your DVR box and the other end to your camera. They worked great for me and provided a much better video over the bnc cables.
1172939
The camera has a standard BNC video cable and 12volt power cable. You can connect the BNC video cable to any compatible recording device. Typically for a home security system this would be a DVR (Digital Video Recorder) that can either record continuously or when it detects motion in the image. Search for CCTV DVR and you'll find plenty to choose from. I have a Zmodo 8channel (it can record 8 cameras at once and allows remote viewing from my iPhone or computer). Be aware that you won't get TV quality images with anything other than very high end equipment but I've been happy with what the Zmodo DVR does for home security purposes.
226350
Yes it works fine. The camera has a coax output that will connect to any unused BNC video input on the DVR. Be sure you use a 12v power supply with adequate wiring to support the infrared led arrays. It will need a 12vdc at 2 amps to work properly at night.
397659
If your DVR has BNC style inputs, you should be able to connect it. You don't have to use all the same brand or style.
1051950
Our DVR takes BNC, it should work if you put BNC to RCA adapter on your RCA cameras.