Place the camera/transmitter where there are the fewest obstructions between it and the receiver.

• Place the receiver higher than the camera/transmitter.
• Make sure the antenna is installed on the receiver and at upright position
• Try making adjustments to the locations of the camera/transmitter and receiver. Moving the location in any direction by only a few feet will often improve the reception.

Yes. Besides a standard DC power supply for mains, we offer a 9V battery with a battery clip that can power our wireless cameras. They supply power to a typical wireless camera for 3-4 hours.

Our wireless camera systems are compatible with most TVs and VCRs. Or, connect them to time lapse VCRs that can record for days, weeks or even a whole month on a single tape, or to security grade monitors that are capable of displaying the high resolution images the cameras deliver.
The standard RCA video outputs let you connect the system to a host of other equipment to enhance your system’’s performance:

• Quad splitters
• Video motion detectors
• PVPON live Internet video system
• Computers with video inputs