Does it require a wired connection to the router, or just to a power source?
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Just a power source, at least with the ADT and Verizon versions. They have a specific router that is does have to be wired to during the initial setup (takes about 2-3 minutes) but once that's done as long as its a secured wireless network, you'll be good to go. That said, having installed these at a few locations, if signal is weak, you may want to consider a LAN connection, but it is generally not needed, even with 5+ cameras on one system. Hope this helps!
366426
Power source only. You use a wired connection to set it up, then it is wireless.
366427
This is a wireless camera, needs to be connected only during setup with included RJ-45 cable. Once ADT Pulse learns the camera, you can place it at final position and the camera will wirelessly connect with the ADT i-hub
366428
It works wireless You use an Ethernet cable (comes with camera) to setup to your network. Mine works great with my Adt pulse system and is easy to install.
1898315
No, it needs a wired ethernet connection to the internet (through your router).
26726
Plugs into regular house electric plug. Requires plug into router. No other cables
1197933
You need to have it connected to the internet through it's Base station, which is hardwired to your router.
598527
Yes, you'll need an existing Internet "wired" connection., this is a router
836816
Yes you do need to have power to it,The Ethernet is not required it goes via wifi it just has the option for Ethernet however to update you do have to connect it to the Ethernet I have only been required to do this on the initial setup.
193341
It connects via ethernet with a power injector in between to send it power. It can connect to your home router instead of directly to your PC as well. You access it via web page to configure it. The instructions give you the default IP address and password to access it.
2220976
no, just plug it into a wall socket.very simple to use and I am getting improved thru-put upstairs and 3 walls from my router.
836815
You do need power. I ran mine from a lightbulb adapter. It is WiFi for the connection to the Internet. If I remember correctly you need to set it up first via a wired connection so you can tell it your WiFi network name and password.
35480
(1) plug one of the ethernet cable from your router to the swithch (not modem)(2) plug in your power to wall (3) wait one to two minute then you are done
1663627
I use Powerline, so any of my power outlets in my house can be used and do not need to connect to the router physically.
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I believe mine is plugged into the wall outlet directly as per Netgear's instructions. :-) I know it's a "guy thing," we don't read instructions, but right there on page 3 of the Installation Guide says in bold red WARNING! Do not plug Powerline devices into a power strip.
57124
My router is plugged into a computer outlet that is connected to the UPS and I can continue using the internet on battery power when the commercial electric fails. You can also plug the router directly into an outlet on the UPS that is protected by the internal battery.
371096
No, you only need a power supply and network cable. I used a 130w for mine. Powers fine.
594050
No. It does not provide a connection any devices. It will however use POE if available which will eliminate the need for the power supply.
389818
Agree with Bruno. I only need to plug it in for power...wifi connection is wireless
1953187
not unless you have a 220 volt power adapter that converts to the router power requirements.