WiLife WLPC-810i Pro Indoor Security Camera
Product Summary
- Manufacturer: WiLife
- Product Model: WLPC-810i
- Mfg Part #: WLPC-810i
- Category: Security & Surveillance
Product Description
WiLife Pro Camera connect to your LAN through the WiLife Power Injector using standard Ethernet cable. On the Ethernet line, the camera both communicates and receives its power, making it easy to set up. Driving the camera is a 400MHz processor, powering incredible features:
Product Attributes
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Display & Graphics
Illumination : 2
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Video
Maximum Video Resolution : 640 x 480
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Network & Communication
Connectivity Technology : Cable
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Interfaces/Ports
Network (RJ-45) : Yes
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Physical Characteristics
Height : 2.0"
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Miscellaneous
Additional Information : Processing Power: 400MHz DSP , Onboard Image Encoding: Windows Media Video 9 , Maximum Length: 300 feet (100 meters),
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Product Details
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Display & Graphics
Illumination : 2
Color Supported : Color
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Video
Maximum Video Resolution : 640 x 480
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Network & Communication
Connectivity Technology : Cable
Ethernet : Yes
Protocols : IP
Protocols : DHCP
Protocols : UPnP
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Interfaces/Ports
Network (RJ-45) : Yes
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Physical Characteristics
Height : 2.0"
Width : 4.7"
Depth : 8.0"
Weight (Approximate) : 1.10 lb
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Miscellaneous
Additional Information : Processing Power: 400MHz DSP , Onboard Image Encoding: Windows Media Video 9 , Maximum Length: 300 feet (100 meters),
System Requirements :
PC:
CPU Speed: Intel Pentium 4 2.2GHz , Memory: 512MB , Video Card: 32MB , Display Resolution: 1024 x 768 or higher, 32 bit color , Hard Drive: 150MB for program and a minimum 10GB for video storage , OPlatform Supported : PC