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If you have a discontinued DVR / NVR system and would like to purchase compatible replacement cameras, use the recording resolution to determine which camera(s) are compatible. Refer to your...
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The 4K, 2K and 1080p Wired Video Doorbells require a constant power supply with a voltage between 16V-24V AC. Most older homes only have 10V transformers which do not provide...
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Updated: Ethernet cables are widely used for wired networks, or to carry telephone and video signals. Ethernet cables extend limited distances due to their electrical transmission characteristics. Types of Ethernet...
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When unpacking your DVR / NVR for the first time, multiple power adapters are included. Power adapters will vary depending on the system purchased. Adapters for the DVR / NVR:...
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Q: Which smart home platforms are supported by Lorex devices? A: Currently many of our new products feature smart home compatibility that support streaming devices such as AppleTV and Chromecast,...
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All Lorex cameras and recorders have a model number, serial number and country of origin. Your device model or serial number are needed for specific product support, updating the correct...
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Mainstream and substream are two different video streams used to view your camera footage. Mainstream: is the primary video feed. Mainstream provides the highest video quality, and is the stream...
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This article explains the differences between mechanical and electronic chimes. Note: In order to connect your doorbell to your existing chimebox, you will need to install the Chimekit (included with...
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Do not remove the desiccant. Desiccant packs are included inside of dome cameras to absorb moisture that may seep into the camera over time, or during setup and use. Moisture...
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