Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #3504 in Camera & Photo
- Brand: Samsung
- Model: SEB-1004RW
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 2.75 pounds
- Battery type: Lithium Ion
Features
- Wireless Camera with Receiver
- IP65 Grade Weatherproof
- Night Vision IR LED's Auto Activated up to 50 Feet
- Built-In Microphone
- Metal Body for Durability
Samsung SEB-1004RW Weatherproof Night Vision Wireless Camera With Audio
Product Description
The Samsung SEB-1004RWN-US Wireless Security Camera is especially made to give you optimum protection from intruders. It decreases annoying cables, thanks to a wireless weatherproof camera. This sturdy device maintains steady performance even through bad weather and lighting conditions. And thanks to its auto activated Infrared LED, it records high-quality videos even at night. You are assured of optimum property surveillance within a 50-feet range. Avoid compromising your safety, with the Samsung SEB-1004RWN-US Wireless Security Camera.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Have the wired version of this camera ...
By atlas1059
I have the wired version of this model and it works perfectly. The SDE-5001 (which is the system I have) can take up to 16 cameras. So, I have 14 wired Samsung cameras connected to my system and purposely left 2 slots blank so that that I could connect these wireless cameras to it. The place where I wanted to install the 2 remaining cameras couldn't be wired. It would be too impractical so I bought these cameras instead.Installation was super simple. I literally connected the wires and the camera found the base station in less than 15 seconds. The images were just as sharp as the wired Samsung cameras. The only problem was when I started to move position the camera to where I wanted which was about 30 feet away from the base station. I initially put it behind some plastic mini blinds against a window facing the driveway. Before I know it, the monitor shows "camera out of range". I experiment with the different positions and found that it was the mini blinds that were blocking the signal. Go figure. The other issue I had with this camera was that you can't place it against an inside window looking out. The infrared gets reflected on the window at night and all you see are a circle of lights.If you think about it, there aren't many places you can put this camera outside. You need a plug to plug it into and the line is only 6 feet long. Not stating the obvious, where outside would one have a plug available? Even if you had a plug, it would be about 2-3 feet from the ground at most making it easy for any intruder to unplug the camera. In addition, while the camera is said to be IR 65 compliant ... basically almost water-proof (water proof is IR 66), the electrical line / plug is not.While the idea is good, I think it can only be mainly used indoors ... maybe a baby's room or for monitoring the inside of the house where you won't be worried about someone simply unplugging it.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Good wireless camera for Samsung DVR.
By R Gibbons
Cons: This has fewer frames per second compared to the wired version (SEB-1005&6), so the video is not as smooth.Plus: The Audio signal is better (less background hiss) compared to the Samsung (SEB-1006R) wired version. Well built.I used this to run to my front door porch, where it was very hard to get a network cable. I plugged the 120V DC adapter into the porch light (which is always on), so I didn't have to run a 120V wire to the camera.The reception was not always good when I put the receiver next to the DVR (digital video recording box) through 4 walls and 40 feet away, So I ran the Cat-5e network cable halfway to the camera (into a closet) and the signal is very strong (only 2 walls to penetrate).The Camera and receiver have pairing buttons. Once they are paired they stay paired, even if you have a power failure, (nice feature).The Receiver has two video output connections: you can use either (or both at the same time). There is a Cat-5e network cable jack that hooks up to the DVR (same as used for the wired cameras). There is also an RCA composite Video connection to drive a monitor.The receiver can be powered by either the Cat-5e network cable (provides 12V from DVR), or from a 12VDC/120VAC adapter, (you don't need both). The 12V DC adapter is only needed if you want to view live from the RCA output on the receiver, instead of recording to the DVR.The included bracket is of higher quality than is provided with the wired cameras (I'm also using 7 wired cameras).Because this was 50% more expensive than the wired cameras, I'd only recommend it for places that are hard to run the Cat-5e network cable to the DVR, but where it is easy to access 120V-AC or 12V-DC power.
2 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
camera
By ahaese
Works very well night vision much better with yard light. Bought two to go with systm of 11 wired cameras
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