Can this camera be used with any 1080P IP (ethernet) DVR, like the Lorex or Swann?
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Not a clue, but I love this unit. I would search the internet for answers. We use it to provide images of our reception area back to a staff's computer in the back. Comes with all the software we needed. I especially liked the POE ability, which means we can feed it electricity on the same cable that carries the pictures to our computer. You do have to get a small POE device, but mostly it was all plug and play. And what a clear picture. In our case we got the widest angle camera possible. Standard is somewhat narrower but more far reaching. With the wide angle, no need to have the camera scan back and forth. Not a clue, but I love this unit. I would search the internet for answers. We use it to provide images of our reception area back to a staff's computer in the back. Comes with all the software we needed. I especially liked the POE ability, which means we can feed it electricity on the same cable that carries the pictures to our computer. You do have to get a small POE device, but mostly it was all plug and play. And what a clear picture. In our case we got the widest angle camera possible. Standard is somewhat narrower but more far reaching. With the wide angle, no need to have the camera... » Read More Not a clue, but I love this unit. I would search the internet for answers. We use it to provide images of our reception area back to a staff's computer in the back. Comes with all the software we needed. I especially liked the POE ability, which means we can feed it electricity on the same cable that carries the pictures to our computer. You do have to get a small POE device, but mostly it was all plug and play. And what a clear picture. In our case we got the widest angle camera possible. Standard is somewhat narrower but more far reaching. With the wide angle, no need to have the camera scan back and forth. « Show Less
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Can you? Probably. But then why buy a 2MP high quality camera? Check the bandwidth capacity (live, record, playback) of your recorder. Also check the connectors--this camera is great on a POE connection while many DVRs want a bnc connection. Best of luck with your project.
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Yes, you can hook this camera up to a POE NVR, choose Synology NVR, best in it's class
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This is not a router, just a HUB, so it should work with a security camera system. if you are asking for a wireless security camera that connect each camera to an ethernet port, yes you will need one port per camera, if not connected to a DVR or Receiver.In order to monitor the cameras over the internet, one or more ports will have to be open on the router. If you have more than one router, it may not work. Some equipements may work if the ports are open on all the router-modems firewalls.I hope I answered your question.
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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.
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I am not too sure. If the camera's have a socket for this ethernet connection then surely its possible.
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I also inquired of an online manual and the answer is 'no, there is not.' It has a disk that walks you through the set up. It should be fine for your cameras, it versatile with many, but it's always best to hard wire them with cat 5 instead of wireless. I also tried to do wireless from the NVR to my router (you will need a wireless chipset to plug into the NVR - optional), but didn't have much luck that's why I hardwired to a Cisco LAN switch. It does capture when you use an external hard drive = 1TB
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Looks like there should be no issue. Cameras are generally universal and I haven't run into any DVR's that won't accept any particular cameras.
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The camera itself is not, it hooks to and is controlled by a DVR. The DVR however is Ethernet capable.
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I have not tried it as yet, but from my personal experience with IP camera support available on Synology. I am sure it will work.
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according to the manufacture, yes. Eyesurv ION Series ESDV-NVRION-8 8 Channel 1080p Hi Def Mini NVR for IP Cameras
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Correct, it only has an ethernet connection for network IP cameras. It will not work with analog cameras.
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There is nothing built in the dvr that would do it but there may be something you can buy from another company to connect to the network port but I have not checked into it. I will say that the wired network port is very stable and we use several of these in an industrial setting and have never had trouble accessing the DVR over the network when we need it. You would need to see if there is some wireless adapter somebody sells that can convert the network port to wireless but I do not know if they exist as I have never looked.
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The Ethernet port you plug your camera into must be a (POE port) which can be on your DVR already, or you can use a POE switch which has designated ports for your cameras which will provide power for them.
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Yes. This should work with no problem. Just don't plug the feed side into a network switch and the camera shouldn't even know the Ethernet has anything connected camera side.
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It works many branded IP cameras, I have a Wansview and works okay. Best to hard wire it with CAT5 and run it through a LAN switch. I tried using it wireless (you would need to buy a chipset that would connect it wireless-Ralink), but connectivity didn't do well to my Buffalo Air Router.
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That should work fine. Have you considered the higher resolution camera. Just make sure you have a Power Over Ethernet router or use the POE from the DVR. I have three cameras connect through a wireless bridge. That works great.
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You might want to check lorex specs to get a better answer or ask lorex tech support. All the AV Drives are specifically for CCTV and not all the old DVRs are compatible.