Can this camera be used on the night owl lite dvr
1113621
It should yes. I have all generic type stuff (bnc) and the variety of cameras have all worked with my generic bnc dvr. This camera is my favorite so far.
1113622
Yes it can, the camera connection is BNC so it is a straight forward connection
150974
Unfortunately, no. DVRs like that only accept analog video cameras, and these Aircams are entirely digital (most IP cameras are). These require much more technical know-how to install. Also, note that these cameras do not have night vision, so they may not be suitable for your purposes anyway.
235161
I'm not sure, it depends on the TV you have. This camera is intended for surveillance connected to a DVR.
66515
It will work with any DVR and they talk with any TV unit. The shield is visible in mine and reflects lite so it is a nuisance at night because of the inferred lighting .The day light vision is top quality but night is not as good as daylight unless you use artificial lighting.
556393
Yes, you can use it with different software enabling it to do anything. It will also record 24/7 with the original software. Be advised you will always see a light on, green during the day and many red ones during the night. Additionally, you can have it always on; but only recording for motion or alarm (external trigger) to conserve storage space.
693749
That depends more on the capabilities of the DVR that the camera is hooked into rather than the camera itself. Most DVRs do have that ability though.
28779
You can use any camera. The one that comes with it however has night vision, that is the camera lens is surrounded with infra red LEDs that light up the rear view at night very nicely. Changing out the back up bulbs with high intensity LED bulbs also helps.My only problem with the unit was a vertical aberration in the plastic rear view mirror.
718376
Any DVR will work if the inputs match up. But consider this... The camera is a 600TVL output and a lot of the cheap DVR's wont be able to show you the clarity of live video feed that the camera is actually putting out, and certainly a cheap DVR will not be able to record at that resolution.
1055573
not exactly. The camera would have to be a digital type camera, like what you have in a webcam or a cell phone. you would also have to probably remove an IR filter that most digital day camera's have on them and then, yes this could assist in turning some types of day cameras into a night vision camera, but you'll have to do some digging around to make sure the day camera in question is compatible with this. But instead of doing this, I would search low lux CMOS camera and get one of those. You can find some for under 10 dollars but they wouldn't record on their own, you'd have to hook it up to something. That might have been a longer answer than you hoped for but there it is. not exactly. The camera would have to be a digital type camera, like what you have in a webcam or a cell phone. you would also have to probably remove an IR filter that most digital day camera's have on them and then, yes this could assist in turning some types of day cameras into a night vision camera, but you'll have to do some digging around to make sure the day camera in question is compatible with this. But instead of doing this, I would search low lux CMOS camera and get one of those. You can find some for under 10 dollars but they wouldn't record on their own, you'd have to hook it... » Read More not exactly. The camera would have to be a digital type camera, like what you have in a webcam or a cell phone. you would also have to probably remove an IR filter that most digital day camera's have on them and then, yes this could assist in turning some types of day cameras into a night vision camera, but you'll have to do some digging around to make sure the day camera in question is compatible with this. But instead of doing this, I would search low lux CMOS camera and get one of those. You can find some for under 10 dollars but they wouldn't record on their own, you'd have to hook it up to something. That might have been a longer answer than you hoped for but there it is. « Show Less
1529238
Yes it is. You can use any analog camera with this dvr. What's the resolution on the cameras you are planning to use. This dvr can support upto D1. Which is close to HD.
1765767
This camera doesn't have nightshot. It was a listing error, I know for a fact it isn't supported.
1139247
NO, it isn't a night vision camera. This camera doesn't record, you have to hook it up to a DVR in order to record, it is ONLY a camera.
679090
I would say no. Camera's operation instructions do not mention any such options. However contacting the manufacturer, Primos, would be best source for tech information.
473711
Yes and no. The camera has a set of IR LEDs that allow it to see at night. You will have not be able to see what is going on at night unless you do what I did and tape off the LEDs using black electrical tape. What happens is the IRs hit the glass and at night it acts like a mirror and blinds the camera. Without the LEDs it works fine during the day and at night it works decently with ambient/porch light. You could also get an IR LED array for fairly cheap here off amazon and point that into your yard as well. That way it would have pretty good B&W; night vision.
692881
It should, there are only a few company's that make DVR's for this field.company's just re-brand them, as long as the camera has BNC connectors it will work with most any dvr. this camera does!
259484
Dear Wolfgang,Please check and verify if the camera you are using is Analog camera. You can use it for night owl systems if the cameras are analog cameras. Thank you!
1115322
The camera has to be infra red capable, or it will not work at night. You can set it up daytime, but you will have to check at night to see if the light is in the correct place.