Does this camera's wireless system connect to the AC standard 5GHz signal?
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If you're talking about 5 GHz on your wi-fi network, most definitely not. The "wireless" part of the camera system sends the signal from the camera to the (included) receiver inside your house, or wherever. The signal is analog, and requires an analog-to-digital converter before reaching your computer, and then, and only then, can it be distributed via wi-fi.
735668
Yes, this is a wireless, analog camera. There are two wires sticking out. One is the antenna and the other is the wire that connects to the battery. The camera works fairly well and is in color.
648994
Yes! This camera connects to a receiver. You need Uniden Guardian Advanced Wireless 7-Inch Screen Video Surveillance System with 2 Outdoor Cameras - Black (G755) by Uniden.
1639093
You need to make an Ethernet coonection to marry the camera to the wifi system. After they connect, you can disconnect. Some of the newest cameras from this line can power from the Ethernet connection.
92368
This camera has an Ethernet connector. It also has a small power supply that needs 110vac.
455048
They are not wireless. These cameras require a cat-5 cable and can be ran using Power over Ethernet. They also come with an AC adapter if you do not have a POE switch. Picture quality is excellent!
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Yes, but too expensive. After trying wireless systems for a year and getting tired of restting them and restarting them and having them die. I went ahead and put in wired camera system and have had no problems ever since. Better quality viewing and no downtime.
849881
This camera is not a wireless camera... Best performance is to run a Cat5 Cable using a PoE switch
1482910
If it support 2.6GHz only, it is not true 802.11N. Not to be a purist, but the reason for using N is to utilize the far less polluted 5GHz frequency range. One of my Foscam FI9805W cameras worked fine when located very close (within 15') of the router. When moved to a new area, it would disconnect due to being in range of more than 10 2.6GHz 802.11G networks. The only way to solve this was to connect it to a N 5GHz bridge.
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This camera is intended to be used for wired connections only. As far as I know, the only wireless IP camera model that Grandstream does provide is GXV3615WP_HD.
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Yes. The transmitter wirelessly communicates with the receiver. The receiver is connected to the camera via a wire.
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This is my husband's camera. He says yes to CMOSll. We went to the Fujifilm site to find out about the wifi - and yes, it has wifi.
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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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Nah it's not wireless, u have to run the cable from unit to camera. I got it done at best buy
2018208
Yes, both the camera and receiver need to be plugged into an AC outlet. I do not know any means of transmitting 12 volt DC current wirelessly.
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Yes, 5GHz is 5GHz. But this antenna is only 1 element and not dual polarity so you won't be able to take advantage of the advanced features of ac such as mimo and multi channel. I would suggest a ubiquiti product for full ac features.
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I don't think so - it basically turns the power lines in your home into a short range Ethernet. You still have to have the camera plugged into something that sends the data on the ether-line. The only way a camera can be wireless is to be either broadcasting (there are blue-tooth cameras, but they are easy to hack - esp baby monitors) or self recording.