“I would like to know if the DVR that comes with it will have enough power to send image to a monitor roughly 300ft from house to barn .. It will be cable connected. also can I use my normal computer and monitor to view and connect to Intnet to veiw remot”
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For view access: I’ve used two 100ft HDMI (200ft) due to bad planning (needing a 50 and a 100 ft ) cables and have not had any problem. You can hook it up to any vga or HDMI monitor. The system will recognize and will adjust the resolution based upon whichever monitor is plugged in. For camera input: I wouldn’t recommend any camera cables over 100ft that require an adapter to join (combine/loop) two separate cables into one. for example: if you need to run a 300ft cable so the camera can reach your desired position, then look for a solid 300ft cable that will not require any adapters to join cables. If you can’t find any cables that long, then maybe consider a WiFi wireless unit.. Cables that are combined by adapters provide corrupted signals and will show a interference in the view . Hope that helps. Good luck
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.When making connections further than 160 ft you could run into issues with the power or the streaming from the camera. If you would like to place the camera 300 ft away from the DVR we would recommend providing the camera power locally to avoid power loss because of the length of the cable. Thank you so much for choosing Night Owl.
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