Day/Night Network IP Security camera and server for $49

[caramel]

LOREX has Day/Night Network IP Security camera and server only for $49.

This is another Lorex closeout that might be good deal. It was $199 originally. The lowest other closeout price on the net for the same model was $79 plus shipping so $49 + $10 shipping is still the best.

any one is interested, the link is below.

Link

 

[tjfunk]

please excuse thwe newbie type question - could this also be used as a good webcam?

 

[Flatbroke]

Frame rate of up to 20fps

This maybe ok for catching Grandma using her walker in the kitchen late at night, taking a cucumber, and then returning to the refrig., later that night. Anything moving much faster, may not be caputured too clearly at <20fps.

Good find and price, but not for my needs.

 

[wiredspider]

Originally posted by: Flatbroke

Frame rate of up to 20fps

This maybe ok for catching Grandma using her walker in the kitchen late at night, taking a cucumber, and then returning to the refrig., later that night. Anything moving much faster, may not be caputured too clearly at <20fps.

Good find and price, but not for my needs.

lmao..

 

[VinceDee]

Grandma...cucumber...

ugh :disgust:

you plan on paying my psychiatrist bills now that you've caused irreparable harm to my mind?

 

[KAMAZON]

Originally posted by: VinceDee

Grandma...cucumber...

ugh :disgust:

you plan on paying my psychiatrist bills now that you've caused irreparable harm to my mind?

Excuse me but do you mind paying MY psychiatrist bills now that YOU put that image in my mind?? It wasn't even a fleeting thought object until you brough it up to the surface. Gross.





/goes to redtube to search mature cucumber

 

[Scarpozzi]

It's cool that it has the LEDs to provide a light source for night camming.

Only problems I see is the low frame rate, low resolution, and lack of wireless support. There are better cameras out there for not too much more money. I'd rather have a good $100-200 camera than a bad $50 camera. With resolution and frame rate that low the only thing you'll be able to detect is that someone walked by the camera....

BTW....thanks for the post. It's still a great deal if you want an IP camera. Most cameras in this price-range are only USB.

 

[skyking]

Originally posted by: Scarpozzi
It's cool that it has the LEDs to provide a light source for night camming.

Only problems I see is the low frame rate, low resolution, and lack of wireless support. There are better cameras out there for not too much more money. I'd rather have a good $100-200 camera than a bad $50 camera. With resolution and frame rate that low the only thing you'll be able to detect is that someone walked by the camera....

BTW....thanks for the post. It's still a great deal if you want an IP camera. Most cameras in this price-range are only USB.

That is the deal. this IS a usb cam with a USB~network server device. I've never monkeyed with that type of deal, I may give it a try for fun. It does MJPEG, which means I can probably get it working with zoneminder.