Description
The ADC-V522IR is Alarm.com’s latest wireless WiFi 1080p HD night vision camera. Designed specifically to work with the Alarm.com hosted video service, it provides a professional surveillance solution. 1080p HD live and recorded video are available web-enabled computers, cell phone web browsers and via our free apps compatible with all Alarm.com enabled mobile devices. This camera has been designed to see at a distance of 15 feet in the dark while still delivering true daytime colors thanks to the mechanical IR cut filter. Plus, wireless set-up is a breeze with push button wireless set-up using the WPS button.
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Grandpa –
5.0 out of 5 stars The best Alarm.com camera yet
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2018
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My best security camera yet! The only thing disappointing is the performance of my older cams, this unit is making me consider upgrading my older cameras. The night vision is especially good as compared to previous units, clear as day. Took less than five minutes to connect and install, especially easy with the WPS feature.
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John B Pope –
Great indoor wireless camera. This camera is an alarm.com camera so you will need an account with them in order to add it to an existing system.
Very easy to set up using the “add camera” function in the video section on the account page.
I set this camera up using my home PC, connecting it to the wifi router via ethernet cable before powering on and it picked up the MAC address of the new camera straight away.
All up the longest part of setting it up was fixing the base plate in place before mounting the camera.
The WIFI antenna for this camera is internal, so all up a nice compact little camera that sits unobtrusively out of the way whilst it does its job.
The account page gives you additional options for when the camera records, I have mine set to record on an door alarm activation
This is the 3rd additional camera I have set up to my account, next I will be adding the SVR unit from Alarm.com which will allow me to record to the 2GB inetrnal disks.