Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #48276 in PC Accessory
- Color: White
- Brand: Hootoo
- Model: HT-IP006
- Dimensions: 6.50" h x
9.25" w x
9.88" l,
3.09 pounds
Features
- Pan/Tilt, 3x zoomable in M-JPEG video format and CMOS sensor
- Waterproof design, overall 9-cam management and 15 different preset positions
- Mobile phone login via DDNS site, App store software download
- Gmail/Hotmail alerts and notifications with up to 6 attached snapshots
- Easy to use in any web-enable devices, cross OS (Windows XP, Vista, 7, Apple IOS) and multi-browser (Google Chrome, Safari, Firefox, IE, etc) support
HooToo® HT-IP006 Wired/Wireless WiFi Network Surveillance Camera, Pan/Tilt/Zoom Fixed Dome with Robust External Housing for Outdoor Uses (Waterproof in Harsh Weather Conditions), 3x Zoomable Lens From 4mm to 9mm, Wide Range Survey Area, White
Product Description
HooToo® - Security Solutions Partner
Features:
-MJPEG format, CMOS, 3x zoomable lens: 4mm - 9mm
-Wireless for great performance, clarity, and coverage
-Weather proof body works in extreme weather conditions
Specifications:
-Video: Adjustable image size and quality; time stamp; flip and Mirror
-Wireless connectivity: 802.11b/g/n Wireless with WEP/WPA/WPA2 security
-Network protocol: HTTP, FTP, TCP/IP, UDP, SMTP, DHCP, PPPoE, DDNS, UPnP, GPRS
-Browser: IE6.0/ 7.0/ 8.0, Firefox, Safari, Chrome, etc
-View angle: Max. 69°
-Online management: Up to 9 cameras
-OS: Windows 2000, XP, Vista, 7
FAQ:
-No IP detection
1. Check the network wiring and run the installation wizard
2. Enable DHCP in your router, disable MAC address filter
3. Make sure it is not blocked by firewall or anti-virus software
- How to reset if not responsive
Make sure the camera is powered on, hold the reset button for 15s and release
- Can not access wireless connection
1. Double check your setting (SSID, password, etc)
2. Do NOT enable MAC address filter in your router
3. Enable wireless settings in wired mode; then unplug the wire to auto-switch to wireless mode
Remarks:
-Does not support https protocol
-Minimum lux level required for normal operation: 0.5lm
-To view video remotely, you need to run the dynamic DNS
-The video fluency could be affected by the constraint network speed
-To protect the dome, extra EPE (packing material) has been added internally, please ALWAYS look for it and remove it prior to use. (This can be done by simply unscrewing the dome)
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
Reliability and Good Value
By Billy Bob
I've been running this camera for 4 months without any problems. I use it mainly to see who's driving up to the house while I work at home and to keep an eye on things when I'm not home.I mounted it outdoors under a short awning which provides it some protection from the elements, but it has functioned well in windy, rainy conditions. Our temperatures don't normally drop below 32°F so I can't speak to performance in freezing temperatures.The web interface is a bit clunky, but does the job.The image quality is decent, just be aware that you'll see some high contrast between brightly lit and shaded areas. You're at the mercy of the camera's aperture control for deciding which area to set the exposure for.The motion detection with email notifications is a nice feature. It emails a sequence of images to one or multiple email addresses.You can adjust the sensitivity of the motion detection so you don't keep getting emails on windy days when the trees and bushes are getting blown around.Some caveats:If you're not using a PC with IE, you won't be able to hear any sound. I use a mac so I can't speak to the quality of the audio.I opted to wire the camera to my home network router using an ethernet cable for better performance and have not tried connecting to it wirelessly.If you're looking for a basic outdoor security cam that can pan, zoom, tilt, and is reasonably priced, this camera should suit you fine.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.Impressive for the Price
By Vincent P. Domeraski
I have two of these working, one of which was out of focus. This camera appears to be identical to the Loftec and there is an excellent review over there that covers the focus and green issues. My camera is installed on the side of the house with the cable running to a square box inside of which are the ends of the power and network cables. Fixing the focus, after a couple of false starts, went like this: I loosened the top two screws, removed the bottom two on the base where it attaches to the hanger bracket and removed the unit. I uncsrewed the dome, pointed the camera lense down, using the software, and was able to access the two silver set screws that are on either side of the camera itself. There is only a little more than an eighth of an inch of play, but moving the camera in and out adjusts the focus. A partner at the computer guided my adjustment till the focus was right.I was hoping that our yard light, which illuminates the front yard quite well, would be enough for this camera at night, but that isn't the case. A stationary IR seems to be the only option if you want night viewing at a reasonable price. I use Vitamin-D software (which recognizes this camera as a Foscam) and an inside IR camera for intruder detection, but I like to be able to pan and zoom around the house and yard when I'm away. This camera and software are great for that.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Have to take it apart
By Eric
Its a good camera, but it was focused to about 2 feet when i got it. I had to look up online how to unscrew the dome, and adjust the lens. Looks good now. Was easy to set up, but you probably will need a little philips screw driver to adjust it before use.
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