Can this one plug into a 110V outlet? I had a wired IP camera installed on the exterior light through an outlet (shared with the ext light). Should I take out the ext light to put directly in? Thanks. Can this one plug into a 110V outlet? I had a wired IP camera installed on the exterior light through an outlet (shared with the ext light). Should I take out the ext light to put directly in?... » Read More Can this one plug into a 110V outlet? I had a wired IP camera installed on the exterior light through an outlet (shared with the ext light). Should I take out the ext light to put directly in? Thanks. « Show Less
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Yep, it's actually meant to be wired into an external box connected to a switch. With a light switch on at all times, one can monitor 24-7 but you'd have to remove the flash card often to view the video and erase to re-insert. I bought a larger flash card.
1820427
It comes with bare wires...so you can wire it to plug in OR hardwire to an old light that has a switch...
1820428
Not much else to say. I can only relay the experience I had in 2012. I advise you to contact the vendors or Safeguard itself. I had questions as well at the time and downloaded the user manual before purchasing the product. When one veers from the designated instructions, they're on their own.
1352053
It does not have a plug to put on an outlet. Bare exposed wires for hard wiring in.
1641804
Not sure we just plug it into a standard 110 outlet. We use it alot. would definitely buy again if I ever wear it out.
1937824
Understqnd that the Camera is not powered direct by AC 110v. The ac powere transformer can plug into any outlet or extension cord. The length of the power cable from the Ac transformer to the camera is about 6 feet in length.
169021
Yes you can plug this into an outlet. It should come with a plug. Mine did.
414856
This is a Power over Ethernet (PoE) camera. That means it can get power directly from the Ethernet cable and does not need to be plugged in to 120v power line. Standard Ethernet routers do not provide power so you need to add a device between your Ethernet router and the camera that adds (injects) power onto the Ethernet cable. There are several ways to do this; you can add a PoE Injector, PoE Switch or a PoE Network Video Recorder (NVR).
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The external (outside) version does not have a transformer. I attached a power cord and plugged into an outside outlet but I believe it could be hardwired to a 110v circuit.
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I returned this product because the IP cameras will lose all wireless configuration after they are powered off. I am using Logitech's security system. You just plug in the camera's power adapter in your wall socket, then the camera signal will be transmitted to a receiver adapter (comes with the system, you plug it in your wall socket as well) via your power line, the receiver adapter is connected to your router. Here is the product Logitech Alert 750e Outdoor Master Security Camera System with Night Vision (961-000337) (Discontinued by Manufacturer) it is more expensive, but is very stable and good quality. I returned this product because the IP cameras will lose all wireless configuration after they are powered off. I am using Logitech's security system. You just plug in the camera's power adapter in your wall socket, then the camera signal will be transmitted to a receiver adapter (comes with the system, you plug it in your wall socket as well) via your power line, the receiver adapter is connected to your router. Here is the product Logitech Alert 750e Outdoor Master Security Camera System with Night Vision (961-000337) (Discontinued by... » Read More I returned this product because the IP cameras will lose all wireless configuration after they are powered off. I am using Logitech's security system. You just plug in the camera's power adapter in your wall socket, then the camera signal will be transmitted to a receiver adapter (comes with the system, you plug it in your wall socket as well) via your power line, the receiver adapter is connected to your router. Here is the product Logitech Alert 750e Outdoor Master Security Camera System with Night Vision (961-000337) (Discontinued by Manufacturer) it is more expensive, but is very stable and good quality. « Show Less
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I DO NOT recommend plugging into a 110 receptacle. If I recall correctly, the male end of the cord is grounded (three prongs) and most 110 receptacles are only two. Check with mfg. Also if necessary, you can get an AC extension cord. Make sure UL rated. Blessings
401794
We plugged ours directly into a regular outdoor outlet (via an outdoor extension cord.) It worked beautifully. We received lots of compliments.
328067
No, unfortunately, it cannot be plugged in to an outlet. We had to have our electrician wire it for us.
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Go to a Video service shop and they will run the cable for you. As for USB goes, you cannot.The video shop run my camera cable straight to the accessories fuse box, this way I don't need to use my 12V outlet.Also great camera.
631190
Such usage would be like plugging any 3 prong plug into a ungrounded outlet. It is ungrounded. Many people do it, but generally, it is not recommended by the professionals.
2018207
Camera has to be plugged in a 120 volt outlet (wire plug is included with camera). The receiver has a cable and a 120 volt outlet cord that comes with it. The cable connects to the receiver and to the back of the DVR recorder and the 120 volt connects to the receiver and to the wall plug. That is for ever wireless camera that you install.
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The one that I got only had the 110v plug, and it didn't really have a lot of instructions on what the capabilities were. My advice is to contact the company. They were very helpful with any questions I had, even though it's all email based.
387484
No. Wired using the included wall plug line, it plugs directly into a std 110 volt outlet. When wired to a 110 volt wall switch you use the included, in line dimmer module.
1261828
Camera needs the ac adaptor or battery power, ac included. I installed electirc outlet in outside roof over hang and pluged in ac adoptor there along with camera.
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The directions say to plug the Belkin only into a grounded duplex outlet with a screw in the middle. The Belkin iskind of heavy so you need to take out the screw in the outlet cover and use the screw that comes with the Belkin to secure it to the outlet. It also says that all connected equipment should be plugged directly into the Belkin surge protector. Using any extension cord in conjunction with a Belkin Surge Protector will void all Belkin warranties.