Is this product 110V-220V compatible? Can the image be recorded on motion detection mode so that it will take little space
495482
This camera system runs on 110v only and cannot be plugged into a surge suppressor or extension cord. It must be plugged directly into a 110v outlet. The system CAN be set up to only begin recording upon motion sensing. There are a lot of options.
94174
110 volts regular US house voltage. Not a battery operated unit. This model is an inside camera. Mine are in lookling out windows which works fine and are plugged in to regular wall sockets. They come with LED lights which means good night vision in a dark inside room but they cause a glare on the wiondow when looking out. So I turn the LED lights off on ones looking out thru a window.
2166556
It's a DC transformer wall wart. 120 volt AC to DC. I think maybe 9v but I'd have to look to be for sure and the camera is mounted and I can't easily get to the wall wart power supply.
599647
I used the standard camera type that came with the recorder but I don't see why it shouldn't work, you'll use a bit more memory but that isn't a big deal especially if you use the motion detector feature.
1943405
This is a 110 V product. You would need a converter to be compatible with a voltage of 220 V.
1921407
Motion Detection Mode Works with following "Monitor settings" DV Mode: Motion Detection,,,Video Size:640,,,DV Quality:Normal,,,Video Timestamp: On,,,Video Loop Record:On,,,Video Segment:10min(should be don't care),,,Auto Record:On,,,Screen Display:Show,,,DV IR LED:Auto,,,DV Audio:On. You will see following message when Motion Detect starts. "Motion Detection will start, recording time is 5 minutes." (There is countdown time from 10 to 0). At T=0, the little blue dot in upper right corner will show when recording. When NOT recording, there is ll pause symbol.,,,,,,,, One easy way to check if motion detect is working is to place the camera face down on the table. This way you know there is no motion being detected. Wait 5~10 minutes. Flip the camera/clock back up. You should see the ll pause symbol for a second or two and then see the blue dot when recording starts.
858630
you have multiple options. One of which is start/stop recording based on the external power. The camera only takes 5v USB power, which comes from the plug converted from the 12V.
1660988
It is AC powered so you have to plug it in to AC outlet or extension cord. The motion detect is done via dvr. It will work during the day from behind a window but not at night since IR will reflect off the glass and washout the picture
1594392
Ed there needs to be a switch inline I used a motion detector off a porch light.Since the circuit is 12 v the 110 motion detector is wired to a 12 volt transformer usually from radio shack.These work very good for circuits which are for alerting motion.
1790678
Yes, it is wired for 125V; if you're using 220-240 you will need a transformer; however, the recorder itself is also operated off AA batteries and so you can use those if you're only interested in the recording/playing etc. and not using the plug into AC current.
1095014
The power supply states an input on 120-240 Volts AC. It came with different adapters for different country type on outlets. I like the camera, works well, not too much range at nigthtime. Records motion events well.
274983
It will work with any camera that uses the RCA type plugs. It will work with a battery just use the same voltage as what the ac adapter puts out. I have not used the motion detection so I cannot answer that question.
1891747
The power we use is 120v that was not the issue. The issue was that we could not get the camera to work with our network and it would not allow us to start recording. The instructions are very confusing.
1946658
The AC adapter is 12V/ 1A. Some customers connect the camera to UPS or solar power battery
488922
It is a 110v product, so you might need a voltage converter to make it work on 220v.
1616929
This is 110V direct electricity system. That said, the cameras are actually DC powered by a power adapter. In theory you could us an adapter that would convert 220V to the appropriate DC Volts/Amps but it would probably not be supported by the manufacturer. In addition, you would need to have a way to convert the 220V source to 110V for the DVR. If I were you I would look for a system that is manufactured to work in your area, or contact Zmodo to see if they have any recommendations. This opinion is given with no guarantee or warranty of any kind. Use at your own risk.
2142330
There is nothing in the description which suggests it is compatible with 220v.