Sounds like a British camera and system. We're in the States. Will it work on a 110 volt plugs?
1950295
Yes, it does. But beware, customer service is pretty much non-existent online and the phone number is an overseas call. It's a good product however, if you're fairly computer savvy.
1950296
Hello-We bought this for my 10 year old, and we live on a military base in South Korea. It runs on 110 volts, and works surprisingly well for our purposes.
1950297
It works fine plugged into my laptop (HP - US made). Really good camera, even if just used for that.
1950298
We have no prob with ours.. and we're in Louisiana. So, to answer your question--all plugs/accessories work in the states :)
1950299
The camera connects to the computer directly via USB, so it won't matter whether you're using a 110V plug (US standard) or 230V (UK standard). The computer will supply a steady level of power to the device.
1395740
It's a 110 V system !! You need the converter to use if it's not a 110 volt ! Good luck !
477556
The camera can only handle 110 volts. If the adapter reduces the voltage from 220 to 110 it would be ok but I would be very careful.
2018210
They don't show the adapter box and cord or some people might call it a charger or converter/inverter box, but it is a cord and small box like a 12 volt device has so you can plug it into a 110 outlet. I have seen battery powered camera's but they don't retain their charge very long.
252678
not that I'm aware of - pretty sure the adapter for the cameras is 12 volt and the main unit plugs into a standard wall outlet
2150381
Yes it will work, however.... DO NOT BUY THIS CAMERA!!!!!!! UI is crap and it keeps requiring hard resets.... which is not that simple since its power source had been installed behind the brick of my house as it is an outdoor camera...
770148
It uses a standard 12 volt CCTV security camera power supply that plugs into the camera. The other end of the wire you plug into your standard 120v outlet
1128888
This is a 120 volt system. It will work with 220 volt but would have to buy the proper conversion unit for it and it voids the warranty when you do that. I know a lot of people do that though as these are very popular and expensive abroad.Let us know if you have any other questions :)Thanks Dustin
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This item is NTSC Video System & 110 AC Voltage Power. Usually Europe TV etc..use PAL System & 220 Voltage Power. We do not guaranteed anything to be compatible outside of usa/canada, but we have a lot of customers ordered hidden camera before in ntsc/110voltage to use in Europe and said it works fine for them. You definitely need to find a power convertor 110v to 220v to use this item. Again, because this item is made for usa/canada usage, we can't guaranteed 100% it will work perfectly for other countries.
2006281
It has foldout plugs for U.S. outlets. Not sure about compatibility with that camera though.
1663634
Not close to cameras now. But. If I remember correctly, cameras connect via 110V line to a single box which is then connected to router. Good luck.
642638
Equipment uses standard 110 house current. Using 220 volts would fry the delicate electronics.
1797789
I agree with George if the plug matches and the camera is the same voltage it should work.Check all the specs in both the camera and the power supply.
160512
I am no electrician.. so take this with a grain of salt. I took a small voltage adapter/ transformer to plug things into in 1993 (and the plug shapes are different in Europe compared to the US) So, it is not the camera as much as the plug/transformer. The camera would be great for a European trip. I would look on travel websites to ask the question.. which is good one... ?AAA or Rick Steve,
1330634
Yes it will work, however this is only an outlet adopter not an electrical converter. Camera and video battery charges use both 110 and 220 electricity.this plus will be fine. I always travel with a short a short electric cord which I plus into this plus. I then can use the other end of the core to plus in my camera charters.
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I don't know. I just plugged it into the wall. So I guess that means 110V. And yes, you can record images that come from the device, but not with what comes in the box. You have to have a separate DVD recorder of your own.
1788299
This camera requires 12volt 1amp power supply Please visit the following link to purchase it: http://www.amazon.com/GW-Security-12-Volt-Adapter-Surveillance/dp/B005AXLI58/ref=sr_1_2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1402003957&sr=1-2&keywords=gw12v1a