thanks for the quick response on powering the camera.just to clarify does it need both 120 and 12v and how is that accomplished.
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it just needs 110V-240 AC power , we provide the power adapter , which will turn the AC power into DC 12V /1A to camera
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You need two separate 12 Volts power sources, one for the camera as usual, one for the transmitter. Transmitter has two sockets to receive power, I used the one on the left side and it worked.
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This camera is a 12 V power supply 2 A all works efficiently or if you have the multi power supply with five outputs you can use the five amp power supply with that 12 V but I do not recommend this, the IR does not work very well and the video quality is poor no fault of Amazon but it's a piece of junk
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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.
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Michael.....the recorder uses standard 120 volt. each camera also get attached to a four in one power cable, for example if you have four cameras then you will have two plugs to deal with one being the recorder and the other to power the four camera's. I have my system plugged into a Battery backup so if I loose power I dont lose recording time. Although Im not an electrician I do not believe that the system draws much power at all. Hope this helps
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I cannot answer this question because we converted it to a 12 volt switch to work the outside security cameras - It works perfectly as a switch and does the task I wanted it to do ....power is on to the camera you select ....
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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.
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I'm here in the U.S. and it only comes with the 120VAC plugs, but the manual says 100-240VAC @ 50/60Hz for both the camera unit and the monitor unit. The Camera Unit actually uses a Micro USB plug for charging, makes me think that you may be able to update the firmware.
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The unit is 12v DC at 1000ma. I've used it on camera batteries of different type with no problems.
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12 volt DC 500 ma or higher ( I use a multi output power supply that powers up to 16 cameras mostly)
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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.
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It comes with a 12V 2A power adapter. Or at least mine did, you should make sure what you're buying does before you count on it. The problem is, the adapter is only 3 foot long or so. If you need to run the camera out 100 feet from a power source, you'll have to run a power extension cable as well. The video output is a standard female BNC type connector and it is push in - no spinning or locking mechanism. I just picked up some regular A/V cable from Radio Shack and spliced them together to get a 100 foot run of A/V cable to get the camera out from my DVR and laptop.
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Yes I does need a power supply. This Camera, as others like it only comes with the stand, 2 stickers, Camera and instructions. The power supply must be ordered separately. I am using a 12 V DC 500 mA. I hope this helps.
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The cameras require 9 volts DC, and 600 ma current capacity. So I suppose you can power one of the cameras with a battery for outside use but that doesn't seem practical to me. The cameras are design to be used with the supplied AC adapter.
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You would be best to find a DC to DC converter for each of those devices, instead of converting the internal Goal Zero 12v to 120AC and then back to 12v for the cannon camera. It may be possible that one of the laptop plugs would run it directly, same with the TV. Any tiem you do double conversion you are going to have worse returns.
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Hello,Thank you for your inquiry. The power for the camera is DC12V 1A, we have the power adapter send with it. You could use it directly.
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Yes, the cameras need power. The battery connection is merely for testing purposes and will only provide power up to 15 minutes.