i have a system installed,all i need is one camera to be replaced its a 24 volt..960 ok?
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Swann website says it's a 12VDC camera. If your system is 24V, it may damage the camera. PS. Most consumer level cameras are powered by 12V.
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We used the same power adapter (24v transformer) that powers the cameras we put inside these units -
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NO WAY. I own both cameras, the 110 and the 200. The batteries are different sizes. I'm looking at them as I type this.
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No it's not. I had to call First Alert directly, to obtain the respective single camera. I'd recommend calling them. Good luck!
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Power supply that comes with the camera plugs into 120volt, but camera operates at a lower voltage. Motion is usually detected by the DVR if I'm not mistaken.
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No, you don't need to buy a 12 volt power supply. The camera comes with a 12 volt power supply.
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Most likey the line going to the camera from the contoler is compromised an not getting power(low voltage).it is the same camera I'm thinking of the Scott 24 volts for power 2 lines. Hoekstra video need to have at least two more lines going for the controller positive and negative check thatI would start with the plug and work my way up to the camera
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It is 7.4v with 2000mAh. It made too much power available. That's why it was redesigned to 7.2v with 1080. It won't hurt the electronics of the camera. The camera was designed for that kind of power.
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No, one adapter will do it. So, if you buy one complete system, that comes with an adapter, and add-on cameras after that, you'll be fine.
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1) Did you check to make sure you did not accidentally reverse the power/ground wires? 2) You said 18 channels - some cameras can consume a lot of power; Is your power supply adequately sized (plus some margin) to deliver power to all your cameras? To check this, I would unplug all cameras except for one. Then add in more cameras one by one. 3) Using a volt meter (and measuring resistance), did you check to make sure you do not accidentally have a short circuit somewhere? If your DVM shows 0, or something close to it, you might* have a short.
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I currently have my camera connected to a DVR system. System is computer controlled
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Depending on the connection your old system has this new camera may or may not work they sell these cameras at Walmart and are on sale a lot for just $25 dollars your best bet is to email the manufacturer and ask them or google the images and see if the connector matches your system hope this helps happy holidays
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You just detach the old camera from the motherboard and hook this one in. So it is the complete camera replacement.
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No, each camera has a power requirement that is met by one port on the PoE switch.
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I agree with George if the plug matches and the camera is the same voltage it should work.Check all the specs in both the camera and the power supply.
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my cameras are 12 volt. I leave the normal power supply hooked to my cameras and just hook up the video input. I hope this helps.
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has the 12v standard connectors found on all other security cameras etc. I had one, it quit in 2 weeks :(