Q-SEE QSWLOC 2.4Ghz Wireless 6mm Color CMOS 380TVL Camera 20ft Night Vision Audio

Overview:

Q-See wireless products allow you to monitor areas where it is difficult to set up a standard camera. The QSWLOC is an additional wireless camera for the QSWLOCR and QSWLOC2R wireless monitoring systems. The camera is small, but strong enough to send a signal up to 300 feet line of sight, It has a 6mm lens that will allow you to get a good sized image even several feet from the camera, 12 LEDs that provide night vision up to 20 feet, and has a microphone that allows you to hear as well as see what is happening.

Product Features

- 1/4" Sony Image Sensor

- 380 TVL Resolution

- 20ft Night Vision

- Built-in Microphone for Audio Monitoring

- Receiver supports up to 4 cameras

- 300 ft range in line of sight

- 40œ Camera Angle

Product Specifications

Category	Description
	CMOS sensor
	6mm
	1 Lux
	20ft night vision
	380TVL
	510x492 pixels
	8V Power supply
	120mA power consumption (LED on)
	FM Modulation
	100m unobstucted range
	Dimensions 45x78x83mm
	Weight 200g
	Operating temp -4œ to +122œF

Product Contents

Qty	Description
1	Wireless Camera
1	AC Adapter

Product FAQs

What is the difference between a wired and a wireless camera?

Wired cameras have a video cable that runs from the camera to your recording or viewing device such as a DVR, VCR or monitor. Wireless cameras have a built-in transmitter that sends the video signal to a receiver. The receiver connects to your recording or viewing device.

How far can a wireless camera transmit?

Standard wireless cameras can transmit up to 300 feet in line of sight.

How many wireless cameras can you have in one location?

You can have up to four wireless cameras in one location. You can view all cameras at once using four receivers or you can use one receiver and switch to each camera. You will only be able to view one camera at a time if you only use one receiver. If you want to install multiple wireless cameras in one location it's best to order them at the same time so that they can be set to different channels.

Will a cordless phone interfere with wireless cameras?

Cordless phone that operate on the 2.4 GHz frequency will cause interference with 2.4 GHz cameras. Interference should be minimal and usually occurs if the phone is between the camera and receiver.

What is a 2.4 GHz wireless frequency?

A frequency is used to transmit a signal or data like video. 2.4GHz is the specific wireless frequency that our tranmitters use to send video signal to a receiver. All of our wireless cameras operate on the 2.4 GHz frequency. Range varies from 200' to 700' depending on environmental conditions. These units are FCC approved.

Is it possible to experience interference with 2.4Ghz wireless equipment, and what can possibly cause the interference?

It is possible to experience interference from 2.4Ghz phones or wireless internet. Also garage door openers, alarm systems and other devices on the 2.4Ghz frequency can cause interference. Microwave ovens and similar devices can also cause occasional interference.

I bought a wireless camera but I still have to plug it in. How is this wireless?

Wireless cameras do not have a video cable that runs from the camera to the recording device. Like all electronics they must still be powered in order to function.

Product Manuals

Name	Language
QSWLOC-Manual.pdf	English