Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #12644 in Camera & Photo
- Color: White
- Brand: Lorex
- Model: LNZ4001i
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 5.75" h x
9.25" w x
6.00" l,
.62 pounds
Features
- Wired/wireless IEEE 802.11b/g connectivity for flexible installation
- 4.3mm fixed F2.0 lens with 55 digree field of view
- Supports VGA (640X480) resolution, up to 30 frames per Second
- Includes 6-channel PC based Surveillance Application Software for viewing, recording and archiving up to 6 Lorex LNE series cameras, mix and match models
- Includes camera, antenna, metal wall bracket, Ethernet cable, power supply and CD software/user manual
- Wired/Wireless Pan & Tilt Network
- Plug In Camera, Run Software Discovery Cd & Instantly Connect
- Remote View Easy Connect With Yoics Or Msn, No Router Configuration Needed
- Clear Image In Vga Resolution Up To 30 Fps (Real Time) Viewing
- 10X Digital Zoom
Lorex LNZ4001i Wireless Pan Tilt Easy Connect Network Camera (White)
Product Description
Improved performance and versatility with the Lorex LNZ4001i Wireless Pan/ Tilt Wireless Easy Connect Network Security Camera. Remotely monitor your home or business via a secure, password protected connection that requires no networking knowledge. Featuring high-resolution viewing and the ability to control camera movement remotely via iPad, iPhone or PC. Pan and tilt the view 354 digree and 125 digree, respectively. The camera features VGA resolution viewing, real-time 30 fps view and record, 10X digital zoom and 2-way audio. Other features include 30 ft. IR LED night vision, motion triggered e-mail notifications with JPEG image attachment, enhanced MPEG4 for efficient streaming. The included PC based software supports view, recording and archiving video for up to 6 cameras. Network configuration questions? Technical support available Mon - Fri 8am - 8pm eastern at 1-877-75Lorex
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
Electronic Technician
By Electronic Technician
Lorex advertises these as "Easy Connect" WiFi Cameras that any halfway computer literate person could setup on their WiFi in their home. That is "NOT EVEN CLOSE TO BEING TRUE". I am an Electronic Technician with 25 years of experience and I bought $600.00 worth of them trusting the Lorex brand name. I've got about 50 hours now into setting these up and still many key functions are not working. I bought (3) cameras and went through setup step by step.. all went well for awhile.. but they would not connect wirelessly to the WiFi.. I called technical support, held for 45 minutes only to get somebody in India telling me I needed to do a 30 minute product registration on-line before they could talk to me.. hung up.. did that.. held for another 45 minutes to an hour.. finally got an Indian gentleman that didn't speak good enough English to understand much.. after he went through the same exact steps that I had done 50 times before said " that's all there is.. it must be your wireless router" "I can do no more.. get a new router"... I knew that wasn't the problem since every other wireless device works fine with my WiFi.. but bought a new router.. 2 hours setting it all up.. went though the camera setup again and it failed exactly the same as before.. Worked on it myself for 30-40 hours.. got parts of it to work.. called back technical support in India at 7:00PM to get help.. held another 45 minutes only to get someone to take my name and phone number that would call me back later..They called back around 10:00 after I'd went to bed.. Bottom line.. Camera Sounds Cool..Does Have Cool Features If You Can Get Them To Work.. Setup and Most Features are much to complex for the average person to setup (and actually get to work).. Customer Support is Non Existant.. Lorex if you are listening and have any shred of concern about your reputation.. my cameras are still not working.. give me a call (but please not from India..) Phone 620-235-4829..
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.Too unstable to be of any use.
By zerofoo
I have 4 of these cameras and two of the less expensive 3003i cameras. All of them suffer from software quality problems. They are decent cameras when they work, unfortunately they need frequent reboots since they stop serving out video periodically. Roughly once per week, I have a camera that just stops working.Another gripe - when you reboot the camera, it does not return to the position you want. It returns to its default position, which is not usually where you want to point the thing.Low-light/night performance of this camera is quite good.The yoics remote access service is also sketchy. Registering the cameras with the service requires persistance, but once they are registered, they seem to work - that is, until they need to be rebooted.Forget about support - hardly any is offered, and there are no software updates (for these cameras) published on Lorex's site. This is not a good sign for the longevity of these cameras. The iPhone app for accessing these cameras is broken in iOS 5. It did work well in iOS4.Bad software all-around ruins what could have been a decent product.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
No Security
By Amazoner
The design of this camera is very simple. It looks cool and it turns and swivels to almost any angle, however it is not the most accurate. It will not stop on a dime, so to speak. The worse part of the camera is the tech support which you will need. They have out sourced this task to india and you know how that goes. Huge language barrier and some person behind a computer saying that they don't see a problem and the problem is on your end. They keep blaming problems on the user end networking, which they do not touch. Another huge problem is that you have to open your ports on your router. Which leaves you computers and your home network exposed. Which is horrible from a security stand point. They wanted me to set up my router under the DMZ which is like a fire wall and my entire network was exposed on the internet. Now I would like to use and operate the cameras but I do not want my home network exposed and get hacked. There are too many ID thefts happening and I do not want to be a victim.Not a plug and play. Exposes your home network security to use. Look for something better and easier to set up and use.
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