Cameras are 150 ft from driveway view, 20 ft from receiver How would clarity be on 27inch PC monitor
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I'm not exactly sure but the little moniter I have is very clear and sounds great with voice and audio.
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Clarity is excellent. I connected to my 26" LED TV and its great! Camera's clarity is great even at long distance. I can see clearly way down the street
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My opinion is that even though this is a good product, I would have been better off to buy one that had a higher resolution. I doubt that you would be happy with this system based on your description of your needs.
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I can not tell you the exact resolution, however, I can tell you that I can easily see small details of faces, clothes etc. as if you were looking out the window at them. Of course, the resolution of the monitor is the limiting factor. IR range is about 20 feet or so. Any farther and you can not recognize the person. It is NOT weather proof.
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The cameras are Swann Pro-530. Look up the stats online and you will find the viewing angle. We are very pleased with them. Could you see a whole room, well that depends where you put the camera and how big the room is. Best way is to do the math. We can see about 60 feet at night with just infrared and some moonlight through windows. All depends where you put them how far you can see. A little light helps a whole lot, even if it is from a window or a lamp. Power cable is built into the bnc cable. You'll have everything you need besides a monitor.
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Our camera is in a church building and the receiver is in the house next door on an exterior wall opposite the church. The camera is on an inside wall twelve feet from the exterior wall, the buildings are separated by about 25 feet. The signal comes in at about 3 bars. We use this to provide nursery workers with a church service video and sound. For the price point, this is more than adequate.
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60 feet. However I strongly suggest you to buy another camera system and not this one. Consider Zmodo systems.
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I guess that depends on how far apart they are and what is in the walls, etc. The monitor here is in a separate garage apartment and the receiver is at the opposite end of our house. They are at least 100 feet apart. The system has worked great for us.
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I put in a 4 camera system and the cameras ranged from 20 ft to almost 200 ft. From the recorder and monitor. I saw no difference when viewing the camera displayed on the screen in multi-camera display. I did need to instal some inexpensive ir lights in a couple of places to get a good view in the dark but they were cheap on amazon and worked well. If you get the power cable splitters the power supply will run both easily.
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I would guess more like 140 - 150 degree viewing angle. Really have never measured it as it hasn't been an issue. --- Camera has worked and performed as advertised and we are pleased with it. Concerns over the dinky wires turned out apparently not to be justified. It really has been trouble free.
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I never tried to see how far the signal would actually reach, but one of the cameras is located on the back corner of my 48' long house under the eave, and the other is located on the front corner of my house on the same side pointed in another direction, also mounted under the eave of the roof. The monitor/lcd screen is located by a window in a computer room about 15' from the camera in the back, and about 25' from the camera in the front. The reception is indicated by a status bar ( one line -five lines, like a cell phone I guess ) on the screen for each camera. The closest camera in the back shows four bars, the one in the front shows three bars. The antennas on the cameras were moved ( they spin around ) until optimum reception was found.
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This camera would give you a clear night picture of a person from 150ft away. You must be zoomed in and focused in order to capture the best quality. If zoomed out and try zooming in after recording, pixels will start distorting. This camera outputs hdsdi or composite video. For HD quality video 1694 coax cable is recommended instead of the standard coax and siemese cables sold. Hope this is helpful.
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When watching cable television, it really won't appear to look any different than 720p from that distance. If you sit up close, then yes you will notice a difference.
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You can see 20-30 ft. with pretty good accuracy. Remember the further you are away from the target the less accurate your readings. If you leave the camera on MSX it will enhance the image. Darryl Mendivil
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Just tried the distance and mine seems to work quite well at 20+ feet. Mind you USB receiver is in the front clear view.
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Unless my Veebeam is defective, the line-of-sight range is approximately 15 feet. You could do the same with a cable. But, it will push your video to the receiver and be watchable.
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I have GREAT reception at 50 feet on one camera, FULL BAR signal and GREAT reception on the 2nd @ 15 feet. I am going to install a 3rd camera which will be about 40 feet away from the receiver. I would HIGHLY recommend this system to any buyer and I believe it is easier and better than the DVR versions which require wiring. Hope this helps!
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Yes they are.not good at distance (20) ft camera 25 ft from reciever works goo
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Hi, at my home which is 4 room flat I get 20-25 feet in usable range. Farther than that I begin experiencing cuts And /or distortion. Hope that helps. Have a nice day from Montral, Canada