CAN YOU USE CABLE FOR OUTSIDE CAMERA
522590
The cable can be used outdoor is not exposed to directly sun or rain. Or it can be used within a hose for protection.
522591
yes. You feed wire to camera through attic, or if exposed run wire in tubing for protection exposed wire can be cut. However the wire will last a while exposed to the elements but not a good idea.
1760346
Yes they can! I have quite a few wired outside. However, I would recommend wrapping them in duck tape and hinding the wires as a precaution. This keeps the mosture and weather away. I did this to all of the outdoor cameras and tucked all the wires inside the walls. Water is never a good thing when it comes to any electronic components and or wires.
669065
Yes, pretty long cables for each camera. Screws and anchors for each camera. The toughest part, I think, if you are installing the cameras outside, you'll need some way of routing the cable to the inside of your house. I temporarily routed one through a window, but eventually, I'll be drilling some holes. Actually, on the one camera I did install, 2 of the 3 screws broke off in the wood, so you might want to have some spare screws handy. It seems the ones they supply are pretty cheap and weak.
97218
I think you can. When we are at home we can check the cameras on our tablets and cell phones over our home network. Still can't get it to work at outside business.
1813520
You can use the cable outside, but it's a must that you use protective housing to guard it from the elements.
1050934
I would not recommend the cable for outside, use it inside only. I made my own wifi network to use my tablet, computer , or phone outside.
442627
No. The cable is fixed to the camera. Keep in mind that is not an actual cable but a female RJ45 (Ethernet cable) plug. You will need a hole of at least 3/4" diameter to run the plug.
1403925
I use the cable by VideoSecurity, same brand as the camera. They come in various lengths frm 50 to 150 feet.
186986
Yes you can use these cameras outdoors however they need to be placed under a roof overhang or some kind of cover to protect them from the elements. I've had my system up and running outside for close to 6 months and they are as good as gold.
1733001
The cord you inquired about is not an outdoor or protected cable. There are outdoor cables that short or try ACE Hardware for better advice. Hope this helps and you don't light up the birds. John Burnett
2174933
Yes, we have all of our cameras set up outdoor. I highly recommend this system. We've been having it for about 6 months and we love it. It works great!
502496
The camera is not weather proof and should not be used as an outdoor camera. Sturdiness of the cameras in terms of `drop test' depends on the ground being dropped on and height. Pretty sturdy though.
113534
Trial and error would be your best bet. If you have a previous cable provider you can connect the antenna in to the input and send the signal throughout your home of course that would mean mounting it outside. I did this and it worked great.
303103
Yes it can as long as the rain or weather does not get to it. However, I would think you would want a more substantial video camera set up for outside security on a regular basis. It is not a heavy duty item. Also, the battery life is very short so you'd want to plug it into an outlet.
424294
I agree with the other answer. Camera is ok, but cable set is not weatherproof.
1272053
The cables are only 3 feet long coming from the camera.You will have to get your own camera cable ,also ,power cable and a data cable .
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Just turn the camera upside down. On the bottom you will see a rectangular slot for the cable.