“What qualifies this as a "wireless" camera if it needs to be plugged in at all times in order to operate?”

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• I believe it qualifies as wireless for the wifi aspect of the camera, not for the power source.

  Answered by tarafied 9 years ago

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• Wi-Fi = wireless It requires power to operate but that is the only cord running to it.

  Answered by katieaz 9 years ago

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• Because it is network wireless, it connects to your wireless router. Just like many electronics, it needs to be plugged in for power.

  Answered by takeastareskitch 9 years ago

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• In the video surveillance industry, generally the term wireless means there is no wire running from the camera back to the NVR (analog kit) or DVR (digital kit) recording device. In this case its a stand alone camera and doesn't record unless you already have a Zmodo NVR and were adding this camera to your existing network, but the wireless label still gets attached to the description. Good question, and sorry for any confusion.

  Answered by Zmodo 9 years ago

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