i am getting this and where i want the camera is about 90 feet away from where i will have recorder inside what all will i need?
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I have two cameras over 110 feet away. I ordered the 150' and 100' extension cords. Just make sure you route the cable correctly. The power lead has a male terminal on one end and female on the other. Don't mix them up. I ran two cameras out to our detached garage. So I buried the cables in plastic conduit underground. So far, no problems, they work great.
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okay all you will need is 100 FT cable that should work fine! I have mine in the alley way behind my house i'm thinking its about 40 or 50 ft! and they work just great! Hope this answered ur ?
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First, measure more precisely how long the run will be. If it is 90' then a 100' cable will be sufficient. You can order longer than 100' if needed. But a longer cable is all you'll need. I have six cameras and I placed the DVR in the center of my house. The standard 65' cables were long enough for 5 of my cameras, but I had to order a 100' cable for one camera.
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If you have a 90' straight distance, then I would suggest getting a 150' cable as you may need the additional cable footage to snake up and down walls since a straigt distance measurement may not always reflect the reality of where the cable will need to go.
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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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You'll need a DVR recorder and a camera wire to make this camera work. DVR: http://www.amazon.com/Installed-GW-Security-Professional-Realtime/dp/B00E3EHQYW/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1396846216&sr=8-3&keywords=gw9704h 100feet camera wire: http://www.amazon.com/GW-Security-Pre-made-Siamese-Systems/dp/B004WZGDBY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1396846249&sr=8-1&keywords=gw100caw
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My camera is located in a remote motor coach that is at least 75 to 100 feet away. It also has to send the signal through the coach wall (metal skin) and the house wall (stucco) and one interior wall. The signal showing on the screen is five bars (full strength). I would therefore imagine that the range would be quite a distance farther as long as there are not too many large metal or electric/electronic pieces of equipment between the camera transmitter and the receiver.
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You must have a PC at the camera location or at the remote location for recording. For example, you can have the camera in NY and record from LA.
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Not very far. Maybe ten feet not even. This isn't a professional mic by any means really, just a slightly better substitute to your internal camera mic.
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Hey, the distance is okay because I video my boy sleeping by fixing the camera on the edge of his bed, it's about 60 cm away from him and it works well.
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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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Limited range... perhaps you should consider a webcam or internet based camera.
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Michele, you should have no problem with that distance. I have used it the camera as close as 3" and as far as 50 yards.Good luck.
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Make sure that the camera is within 40 feet of the router. Check your security settings for your browser (IE).
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my furthest camera is about 100 feet from the base there are a few walls in between them i have zero signal loss plus my cameras are downstairs and the base unit is upstairs
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I have camera's as far as 150' away. I used couplers when I relocated main unit in office.
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I would say pretty close to 90. If you look at the picture, it has a U-shape recess. This allows you to move the face (camera front) downward. If you are planning to mount this above a door, I believe this would work just fine. It has quite a range setting. Mounting above a door would be ideal. You will have very good quality that close up. I have mine mounted further away (20-30 ft) Visibility/quality is still good, but not like what you are trying to do. I think you will be very satisfied with this camera and your mounting location.
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My Camera is set up by my front door under a covered porch , I get great reception anywhere upstairs and downstairs. I'm guessing the basement location is about 40 feet and down stairs from the camera. I really like the simplicity of the system...When I go downstairs I just unplug the monitor and take it with me, plug it in downstairs and it comes right on! No problems at all!!!
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Hi Nathan. I ended up returning this product. My husband wanted this but we currently rent a house and you need to run power to this camera which would require drilling holes. It is not totally wireless. I had also bought a package which came with the software needed to watch this. You could watch it on a computer or cell phone, but if you want it recorded, you need the DVR box.
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Yes! the monitor and camera can be up to 300 ft, I believe, away from each other.