Can these cameras be placed outdoors?
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Camera can be placed in a clear plastic pod sold separately for outdoor use.
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I had wired cameras installed before . I've had these for a year now if only replaced the batteries on one camera once. Great economical security cameras
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i have one mounted on my front door under a porch roof in tampa florida for 2 years now and it still works perfect. they sell outdoor shells if u think it is going to get wet
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This is copied from their faq: Can I place my VueZone cameras outdoors? VueZone CB indoor cameras and VueZone CM motion-detection cameras can be placed outside for temporary use such as verifying a package delivery, watching your children, or keeping tabs on your pet while at work. If you intend on placing a VueZone camera outside for an extended period, you will want to place the camera in one of our outdoor shells. Learn more at the VueZone store.
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I don't think so, but I've never used it outside. I use it for my home photo studio.
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As is, absolutely not. It would have to be enclosed or somehow protected from the weather. If enclosed, condensation may become an issue, causing a poor quality image and possible damage to the camera. Best to go with a camera that is made for outdoor use. Keep in mind the WiFi range limitations when you decide where to locate the camera.
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Yes, pretty long cables for each camera. Screws and anchors for each camera. The toughest part, I think, if you are installing the cameras outside, you'll need some way of routing the cable to the inside of your house. I temporarily routed one through a window, but eventually, I'll be drilling some holes. Actually, on the one camera I did install, 2 of the 3 screws broke off in the wood, so you might want to have some spare screws handy. It seems the ones they supply are pretty cheap and weak.
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not made for outdoors. Use this dome located here @ http://www.amazon.com/Encloser-Loftek-Wansview-Surveillance-Security/dp/B005XU7OL0. This will protect your camera
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Yup I believe so. We have 3 cameras outside and we live in new York... This winter has been extreme and so far all 3 have withstanded the elements.
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It is not designed for outdoors and will fail because of the moisture. It is only rated to 95% humidity. If you live in a place like Kona, Hawaii then yes, otherwise no. Unfortunately wireless outdoor cameras are several hundred dollars (like 700). I looked as I would prefer it be outside as well.
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This camera is most definitely not intended for outdoor use without an enclosure. There are numerous openings into the camera for alarm wire connections that would let water in. Also, the gimbal for the lens would not hold up to prolonged heat or cold. There are many cameras designed for out door use. I suggest you find one of these if you need it to be mounted outside. That being said, i have placed one of these in a window and aimed it out into the yard with pretty good results. The quality of the pictures is HIGHLY dependent on the amount of light. Eventhough it has an infrared imager, low light still uses visable lighting and results in grainy images. This camera is most definitely not intended for outdoor use without an enclosure. There are numerous openings into the camera for alarm wire connections that would let water in. Also, the gimbal for the lens would not hold up to prolonged heat or cold. There are many cameras designed for out door use. I suggest you find one of these if you need it to be mounted outside. That being said, i have placed one of these in a window and aimed it out into the yard with pretty good results. The quality of the pictures is HIGHLY dependent on the amount of light. Eventhough it has an infrared imager,... » Read More This camera is most definitely not intended for outdoor use without an enclosure. There are numerous openings into the camera for alarm wire connections that would let water in. Also, the gimbal for the lens would not hold up to prolonged heat or cold. There are many cameras designed for out door use. I suggest you find one of these if you need it to be mounted outside. That being said, i have placed one of these in a window and aimed it out into the yard with pretty good results. The quality of the pictures is HIGHLY dependent on the amount of light. Eventhough it has an infrared imager, low light still uses visable lighting and results in grainy images. « Show Less
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That is where I put mine... It is an outdoor camera, though just to be extra careful, I did put some silicone around the antenna base and the housing where any water may sit and seep in - just as an added protection...
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I agree with Brooklyn Dodgers answer. This is an indoor camera and I wouldn't recommend using it in the elements.
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No the camera is not weather proof. It can be mounted outside however would have to be protected from moisture.
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Probably not. This camera is barebones, with all kinds of electrical potential being exposed to the environment. If you want to use this little thing outdoors, you would have to harden it to electrical interference. The cost to do it right would most likely exceed the price of a "game camera" which is designed for outdoor use.
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Yes. I have 2 cameras outside under my eves and they have worked perfectly. The monitor is inside.
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I do not recommend this for outdoor use, it is great for indoor use (do not place next to a window where direct sunlight will hit the lens). There is really no way to protect this from the elements without building something really bizzare to house it. I use the "Agasio A622W Outdoor Wireless Pan/Tilt IP Camera" for outdoor use. It has withstood heat (100 in the shade), rain, ice, snow and extreme cold (below 0) and is working very well
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Yes it can be used outdoors; mine is installed outdoors and is doing very well! Listed below, you'll find some of the camera's outstanding features: 1. Do-it-yourself(D.I.Y.), easy to setup and use 2. Weatherproof camera design for outdoor usage 3. Flexible channel setting camera design 4. Perfect for monitoring around your home or business 5. Wireless video direct to your TV or recorder 6. High quality picture and sound transmitting and receiving 7. No interference from crowded 2.4GHz devices 8. Built-in IR LEDs for night vison (up to 23ft, B/W) 9. Stronger wall penetration than 2.4GHz/5.8GHz wireless transmission 10. Video transmission goes up to 330ft clear line of sight or 100ft indoor
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I ran mine on the outside of the house to some direct wire cameras. I used small clips to fasten it to the siding on the house. They are still working fine after being out therefor over two years. So they should be fine through the attic.
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This can be used outdoors but you need to make sure the O-ring/ Gasket is Sealed/Seated properly. After it is seated, this is an IP66 camera rated for outdoors which is water resistant, not fully water proof. Thanks!