Someone has installed this device at ccd cameras for elevators? There's 14 levels at building, aprox 250ft.
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Think line of sight. You can't see it your video isn't going to be seen either. If the reciever was in the elevator shift and the transmitter is mounted outside of the elevator so they can see each other. That will work. Look up cloverleaf antennas you will need them cheap drones makes one for 25 bucks it is worth it get a 600 mW transmitter and you will be good no distortion or washout.
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One of my camera cables was too short (it has to go around the house and through crawlspace), and I made my own out of old cat-5 cable. It is close to 100ft. Camera works well. There is definitely no 15 ft limit.
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This would give you multiple network connections. A internet (ex cable) router would be needed to access the cameras from outside the building.
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I had a run of over 700 hundred feet hooked up to one security camera and it worked well for my application.
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The camera does tilt on an axis , it can move a little bit to get you in the shot . Nothing to point at the ceiling or floor .
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I contacted Smartthings and they are currently working on integrating with DropCam. looks like they will be ready in a couple of weeks.
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I would not recommend turning the cams off and on but turn the motion activation off and on during height traffic times. This is done on you app or compute
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I back away from the camera and look back at it. I can tell if the camera is tilted up or down that way and just put a stick behind the top or bottom whichever I need to level it. About 10 or fifteen feet works well for me.
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Not sure all of my cameras are mounted at least 8' off the ground. They do however give a great picture for the price of the system.
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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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Yes, have to be careful of cable footage to your device. Up to 75 ft worked fine
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Correct, this camera can be placed on the ceiling looking down at the room. Yes.Thank you,Sleuth Electronics LLC
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Yes, it's really tall, but it's not made for lights. Use a hot shoe adapter on your camera to add lighting.
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Camera Based Motion detection has always been problematic. the best ones let you set specific areas to monitor (like your desk rather that your whole office, or the gate and doorway rather that the whole back yard, etc). I haven't bought this one yet so I don't know if that feature is offered, but it is pretty standard.
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we have a detached garage so what we did was we ran it down against the rain spout in a conduit then buried it under our pathway to the main house. We haven't had problems with those cameras, I think it was a flexible conduit. We do have other 2 of our 8 cameras out now, and q-see customer service sucks! (unrelated to the buried cord)
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Short answer is I doubt it, the detents between steps were fairly strong if I remember correctly. Long answer, possibly with the right driver and high resolution controller, and a lot of software development.
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This camera has a very flexible mount that allows it to be level from almost any mount. The wires can run through a wall, or out the side housing. These are great cameras and let me know if you have further questions. We just installed 20 of these at our school.