Can these be wired instead of wifi? null

Yes there is an Ethernet port on the camera you can use to hook up to your router

Thanks! I went ahead and purchased and the instructions leave a LOT to be desired. They tell you nothing about what the "station" setting is vs the "AP" but I went ahead and tried it, worked perfect. I really don't want more things loading up my wifi. Customer support is fantastic! I managed to forget my password (in all of 5 minutes, old age is great!) and had to call up to get their "super password". They don't explain that in the directions either...but, friendly guy on phone (in the Phillipines no less) took care of my issue quick and simple.

Yes, these have a CAT5 adapter at the CAM to do a HomeRun CAT5 Back to NVR. Remember 2 things about Wireless Cameras. 1) Wireless Camera's are only as good as your Internet Connection! 2) Wiress Cameras are still "wired" for power unless they are Solar Powered.

This product is not compatible with Ethernet.

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Yes there is an Ethernet port on the camera you can use to hook up to your router
Answered by Ryan 8 years ago
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Thanks! I went ahead and purchased and the instructions leave a LOT to be desired. They tell you nothing about what the "station" setting is vs the "AP" but I went ahead and tried it, worked perfect. I really don't want more things loading up my wifi. Customer support is fantastic! I managed to forget my password (in all of 5 minutes, old age is great!) and had to call up to get their "super password". They don't explain that in the directions either...but, friendly guy on phone (in the Phillipines no less) took care of my issue quick and simple.
Answered by Wally 8 years ago
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Yes, these have a CAT5 adapter at the CAM to do a HomeRun CAT5 Back to NVR. Remember 2 things about Wireless Cameras. 1) Wireless Camera's are only as good as your Internet Connection! 2) Wiress Cameras are still "wired" for power unless they are Solar Powered.
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Answered by KrellcomCommInc 8 years ago
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This product is not compatible with Ethernet.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 8 years ago
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