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Name: Defender - Outdoor 1080p CCTV Cameras (2-Pack) - White
Brand: Defender
SKU: 5580775
Price: 119.99 USD
Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

Defender - Outdoor 1080p CCTV Cameras (2-Pack) - White

Model:: HDCD2; |
SKU:: 5580775

User rating, 5 out of 5 stars with 2 reviews.

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Questioncan i hook these cameras directly to my computer for viewing instead of getting a dvr?
Asked 7 years ago by jj45.
- Answer Great question! The cameras do need to be connected to the DVR. Please take a look at our HD systems which include everything that you will need to give you the peace of mind that you deserve!
  Answered 7 years ago by Defender Customer Support
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QuestionDo these camera pan or tilt or are they fixed like a bullet cam?
Asked 7 years ago by Allen.
- Answer Thank you for considering Defender, Allen! These cameras are fixed similar to our bullet cameras. Whichever camera you choose you will have the peace of mind you deserve knowing Defender is on the watch!
  Answered 7 years ago by Defender Customer Support
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QuestionIf you don’t buy the DVR can you just watch it on your phone
Asked 7 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer Great question! The cameras do need to be connected to the DVR in order to view them remotely. Please take a look at our HD systems which include everything that you will need to give you the peace of mind that you deserve!
  Answered 7 years ago by Defender Customer Support
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QuestionHow hard is this to set up, since they are wired.
Asked 7 years ago by Clacast.
- Answer Great question Clacast, definitely something to think about when you purchase a system. Our systems come with everything you need to get your setup started, they're designed as easy, do it yourself options. We color code the cables and connections to make it easy to hook everything up. If you need assistance during setup, we also offer online support articles and how to videos!
  Answered 7 years ago by Defender Customer Support
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QuestionAre the cameras compatible with the HDCB1 cameras and the HD1T4 dvr
Asked 7 years ago by Smoke.
- Answer Great question Smoke. These cameras are compatible with the HD1T4 DVR and will match image quality and nightvision with any HDCB1 cameras you may have already connected. Please bear in mind that an HD1T4 DVR will support a maximum of 4 cameras.
  Answered 7 years ago by Defender Customer Support
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QuestionWhat exactly is required to hook these up? If they are wired what are they wired to? Aside from power, do they require some sort of receiver? Can they be monitored for an internet connection?
Asked 7 years ago by PSWC.
- Answer Great question PSWC. The cameras require a Defender HD DVR to record and to be viewable. Models include: 4 Channel HD1T4 8 Channel HD1T8 16 Channel HD2T16
  Answered 7 years ago by Defender Customer Support
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Defender - Outdoor 1080p CCTV Cameras (2-Pack) - White

Q: Questioncan i hook these cameras directly to my computer for viewing instead of getting a dvr?

Q: QuestionDo these camera pan or tilt or are they fixed like a bullet cam?

Q: QuestionIf you don’t buy the DVR can you just watch it on your phone

Q: QuestionHow hard is this to set up, since they are wired.

Q: QuestionAre the cameras compatible with the HDCB1 cameras and the HD1T4 dvr

Q: QuestionWhat exactly is required to hook these up? If they are wired what are they wired to? Aside from power, do they require some sort of receiver? Can they be monitored for an internet connection?

Questioncan i hook these cameras directly to my computer for viewing instead of getting a dvr?

QuestionDo these camera pan or tilt or are they fixed like a bullet cam?

QuestionIf you don’t buy the DVR can you just watch it on your phone

QuestionHow hard is this to set up, since they are wired.

QuestionAre the cameras compatible with the HDCB1 cameras and the HD1T4 dvr

QuestionWhat exactly is required to hook these up? If they are wired what are they wired to? Aside from power, do they require some sort of receiver? Can they be monitored for an internet connection?