Amcrest Forum

I am not telling you that you can't keep it the way you have it.. I am going to guess that unless you have a gaping hole though your wall I am not sure why your Insurance would deny a claim... What I will tell you however.. If there was a fire and you didn't do at least as I said about Fire blockin...

Isn't there something that'll convert power from an electric outlet into a POE? That way I'll be able to power my camera from the electric outlet and run the POE wire through the wall, assuming there's no problem with running POE wire in the wall? Something like this maybe: https://www.amazon.com/iC...

Well I guess I would need more info about outside plugs I have a few of them in and around my home property and Cabin. All wired by law and pass NEC standards. Even in the Dry location I have them setup with outdoor setup. Sometimes I have to go and close the cover if my Kids forget to when they ar...

I am not sure that it really matters... Code? I mean it is hard to say who is going to tell on you... I mean are you a day care center or some other form of business that will be Inspected by someone that would Dock your ability to renew? You just worried for your own peace of mind? Either way I wo...

This is kind of a Loaded Question... But I am going to keep this SHORT... NO it is not Compliant. First is the house yours? Second NEC code says in no way will an Extension cord be allowed to pass though a wall or around or though a door way or Window.. While that cord isn't really an extension cor...

Yes. I agree this is a problem. Folders structure shouldn't be so tedious. Prefer it be a folder for each day, no need for hours folder as they are time stamped.

I have the Amcrest wifi dome camera that I want to power, but the power source is on the other side of the wall. How do I power this camera without breaking electrical code? I'm using it as wifi rather t han ethernet, but it does come with an ethernet option too. So right now I'm powering it through...

And if I want to go with a new SSID and password, will that cause issues?

I'm planning to change my internet service and router, and was wondering how this will affect my security cameras and the trouble I have to go through to reconfigure them. I have the IP3M-956W. Can I get the new router information updated through the app or Windows program, or must I pull the camera...