I assume the wireless camera's require a battery. What kind of battery and how long does it last?
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No battery required. They plug into an electrical outlet. The cord is about 6 yo 8 feet long. Hope this helps.
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No they are powered camera's - you will have to have outside plugs (either existing or installed) - I had put 4 outlets where I knew I wanted to put the camera's prior to their arrival. Indoor would have been easier of course - but I wanted mine for outdoor monitoring of the 4 exits/entrances to my residence. That is something that you will have to either do yourself (for outside) - or pay an electrician to have outdoor GFI plugs put in.
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The cameras and display unit charging/data cradle need 120VAC for their AC supplies 5 VDC 1 amp "wall wart" power supplies. Each power supply has a 6 foot cord and the camera cords include an additional 6 foot extension for a generous total of 12 feet for the cameras if you don't need the extension for a particular camera, you can use in on the display cradle cord. You will likely want to get two expansion cameras for a total of four cameras. The display has a rechargable Lithium-Polymer battery that recharges when display is in the cradle/docking station. Display battery life is up to ~five (5) hours. The cameras and display unit charging/data cradle need 120VAC for their AC supplies 5 VDC 1 amp "wall wart" power supplies. Each power supply has a 6 foot cord and the camera cords include an additional 6 foot extension for a generous total of 12 feet for the cameras if you don't need the extension for a particular camera, you can use in on the display cradle cord. You will likely want to get two expansion cameras for a total of four cameras. The display has a rechargable Lithium-Polymer battery that recharges when display is in the cradle/docking station. Display battery life is... » Read More The cameras and display unit charging/data cradle need 120VAC for their AC supplies 5 VDC 1 amp "wall wart" power supplies. Each power supply has a 6 foot cord and the camera cords include an additional 6 foot extension for a generous total of 12 feet for the cameras if you don't need the extension for a particular camera, you can use in on the display cradle cord. You will likely want to get two expansion cameras for a total of four cameras. The display has a rechargable Lithium-Polymer battery that recharges when display is in the cradle/docking station. Display battery life is up to ~five (5) hours. « Show Less
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They are wireless in the sense that you don't need an ethernet wire connected to a base unit (like a DVR). However, the cameras still require electricity and must be plugged into an electrical outlet.
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I recently got one of these and it has a rechargeable battery in it. You plug a cord into the camera to recharge it in an outlet.
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Thank you for your inquiry. These cameras are not wireless nor battery powered. In order to build a working camera system, you'll need the cameras, a DVR recorder, cabling, and power supplies. Please visit the following link to view a complete 4 camera system: http://www.amazon.com/GW-Security-Inc-4CHE6-Varifocal/dp/B00HUDY09M/ref=sr_1_41?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1399270112&sr=1-41&keywords=gw+4camera+system
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Hi, the camera takes a flat rectangular wafer shaped rechargeable Lithium Ion 3.7 volt, 700mAh battery, number NP-80. The charger cord comes with the camera. I've found the battery last a long time.
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It's a rechargeable battery. This is not like most mice I've had that comes with a nub you plug into the laptop and takes regular batteries that last about a year. This comes with a battery like your cell phone would take. You plug the mouse into a charging cradle and then can play wireless, but the cradle has to stay plugged in. The battery charge will only last a day (several hours), and then you'll either have to charge the mouse in the cradle or switch to the wired version. The battery is replaceable.
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Yes this is a wireless camera that works pretty well. I had no problems with the ones I purchased for a project and the receivers are a good 20 feet away in a closet. I opted for the power cord rather than battery but other than that all was well.
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You need to connect it to your router with a cable initially, then use a PC, or a device with a browser to configure it for wireless. Once that is done and tested, no pc is needed, the camera is self contained, just needs power.
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Yes, it requires a DVR as well to record the footage from the camera. The battery life is dependent upon the DVR's battery as well. We have a 3 or 7 hour battery FYI. We also have a few cameras that do not have any wires, but do not record for that long. Please contact us for details.
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The FI8910W cameras don't have an internal battery. They are powered via a wall plug in transformer that comes with each unit.
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The camera itself is wireless. You have to have an electrical outlet within 4 feet to plug the camera in to power each one.
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I did not purchase this camera alone. I purchased the complete set the UDR444. If it is the same camera you will need to plug into regular power supply-no charge necessary. However, you do need the wireless monitor. Look at the complete set.
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No, it needs to be connected to a DVR receiver and a power source. Even wireless cameras need a power source . . . . So there is never a true wireless camera. It is best to take the time and wire all your cameras for you security needs. And make sure that they have the right power adaptor if you buy them separate from a kit. All the best.
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I was never able to get the camera to work on the wireless. So, no. In my experience, you are better off purchasing a different camera (brand).
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It is not battery powered. You need electricity. Wireless, in this case, refers to how it connects to your network so you can see what the camera is seeing.
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No, it needs to be connected to a DVR receiver and a power source. Even wireless cameras need a power source . . . . So there is never a true wireless camera. It is best to take the time and wire all your cameras for you security needs. And make sure that they have the right power adaptor if you buy them separate from a kit.All the best.
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Battery AA. Life of battery is extremely long. I think I have replaced it once since I purchased mouse. The battery is replaceable. Just a note it really is a great wireless mouse works perfectly. It is small but works wonderful.
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They are not wireless and I would not recommend them. I have had to replace nearly every camera I have ever purchased from this company. The wiring has poor quality and the cameras just burn out. The professional that I hired to trouble shoot called the Q-See cameras "disposa-cams." When they say "you get what you pay for," it is absolutely true here.