A:Answergo to the lorex wep. page search for the lwu3624 and look for Wireless Accessory Cameras Compatibility they list all that will work with the system. one of mine went out and I unplugged it for 2hr. plugged it back in and it reset and has been working good for 3 weeks now.
A:AnswerIt has a DVR system with 1 terabyte of storage. So it can be hooked up to a tv or computer monitor and you would access the DVR and access all storaged footage that way. It will start deleting the oldest footage when space is running out so if there is something you want to keep you can back it up to a flash drive before it deletes it
A:AnswerAre you looking thru glass? That will cause you problems.
If you really need the distance at night and want to be covert there are LED you can buy that provide lots of light that you can't see and that will significantly improve your range. There are two varieties. They operate at two different wavelengths. The one that is closer to visible light will have more of a visible glow than the other but you can see further with it because it is closer to the spectral bandwidth of the camera. They are used in deer trail cameras and work very well. Good luck.
A:AnswerI think many are mounted in places where there is little or no sunshine. Mine are mounted under eves of the shop and house and would not recharge. However, I do think a camera with a solar charger is a good idea. I could then mount them in the open away from the buildings. Both should be available.
A:AnswerThis question involves many variables. Even line of sight does not guarantee 499 feet. If you have another source operating at the same frequency you will have problems. If you are looking over metal the reflections off the metal can cause issues. If you are looking thru some form of material it all depends on the attenuation of the material and how much you are looking thru. Metal can cause a almost complete of signal. It is also very important to position the antenna correctly. The broad side of each should be pointed at the other. Example. This is how the antennas should look. [ ] not this _ _ . If they are pointing at each other you can get very high loss. Also try to keep the antennas away form close proximity to metal. This will result in detuning of the antenna and cause a loss of signal. Good luck