is the power 110 or 220?and do i have to place camera and receiver infornt of each other for better results?
249911
It's 110. I've found that it will go through a wall or two, but it depends on the angles. Sometimes it works and others it doesn't. It will also suddenly lose connection for no apparent reason. I like the corded ones better, but we have this one mounted on a 2x4 so it will stand up and move it around the house to watch different things at different times.
249912
Power is 110. As for in front of each other, to my knowledge they don't have a front and rear except the camera and naturally it would have to be aimed where you would want to be able to see the area. The antenna pick the signal up and they are 360 degree in any direction.
249913
110, camera works great, I have one 30ft from receiver. Only problem is if not used for days, you have to unplug cam power and plug in again to reset cam.
249914
they are 110V. you can go up to like 100' away from receiver. hope this helps :o)
1490208
I really don't remember what the Power requirement was. It came with a power adapter, one end into camera the other into a 120VAC outlet. You can see it at: Foscam FI8919W Outdoor Wireless Pan/Tilt IP Camera with IR-Cut Off Filter for TRUE COLOR Images (Not Washed Out), Auto-Iris (Auto-Brightness Adjustment), IP66 Waterproof Enclosure, Synology & Blue Iris Compatible, Pan 355° Tilt 80°, White
161571
If you don't have electrical devices that run on 110 AND 220 volts, then you might need a converter. My I- Phone charger and camera battery charger worked fine with only the adapter. Check to see whether your devices can run on both voltages.
523968
It does not plug into a wall socket. So I would say it is not either 220 or 110
2028076
It requires a 12 V DC power supply which usualy comes with cameras bought at Amazon, If not they are only about $5.00 on line PS: Last thing you want to do is connecting this camera directly to a 120V AC outlet (it will fry the camera )
1616929
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.
418201
Power supply that comes with the camera plugs into 120volt, but camera operates at a lower voltage. Motion is usually detected by the DVR if I'm not mistaken.
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.
2214485
The receiver unit power adapter says input 110/240 V; but sender unit only says 120V. I guess you should be fine if you can find a 220V converter as long as it has the right plug and an output of 9V DC 250mA
2249281
Well At my case, I use the single camera with a 9v Battery(Squared) , when I connected the Receiver to my TV using the same Outlet, I think that is not necessay but if you want it protected i should recommend you to use a UPS. This camera send Black/White signal to TV, also there is a Tunning Button to Select the Frecuency to Receive the signal from the Camera. Check it that because this product have 2 main parts: camera and receiver, and the receiver must be connected to the TV in AV/ input.
2169352
The input to this receiver is 110/120. The models used in foreign coountries are the 220/240 volts. I hope that you are enjoying the receiver. I sure am!
1735556
The cameras have BCN connectors on them which means that they are made to connect to a security receiver which also supplies 12-volt DC power for the cameras.You would need to adapt the raw output to standard video out. Radio Shack did at one time carry the converters.A lot of trouble.
245368
Don't know - the power consumtion is so low that I use my recargeables in a camera instead
2018208
Yes, both the camera and receiver need to be plugged into an AC outlet. I do not know any means of transmitting 12 volt DC current wirelessly.
1770120
Make sure the power supply is connected to each camera. This should be near the receiver (the main box).
2028079
1> The camera uses 12VDC2> The camera ususally comes with a AC/DC adapter that plugs into the wall and provides the 12VDC powerJust a note: I order quite a few of these as I integrate them into an AV system I make. Occasionally I will get one with obviuos manufacturer defects (loose lens mount, pushed in and broken back panel). These were not due to shipping damage. Test as soon as you receive and buy from Amazon.
1891750
The camera operates with 110 volts ac, 1 amp and 110 watts. The 110 volt power cord adaptor reduces the voltage to 12 volts dc.