Amcrest Forum

@Revo2Maxx, many thanks. I wish Amcrest had a brief description on their website! Would make life for consumers so much easier! I generally do buy my stuff directly from Amcrest, so I don't have to worrry about stuff, but it REALLY would be nice if their so-called salespeople were more knowledgeable...

Thanks, @Revo2Maxx! You've been extremely helpful in clarifying things for me. Truly appreciate that! I don't have a large enough house to need Mesh - if I DO add an extra router, it will be used as an access point rather than in a mesh (usually I get by using the router provided by my ISP, but I al...

So Amcrest "Sales" is trying to sell me a NV4108-HS with an IP2M or a ASH43 camera. Does this mean that something like ASH47 will not work with that NVR? It irks me that there is very little clear and concise information available on the Amcrest site that I can use to make a definitive dec...

Hi folks. I Must say I am not terribly satisfied with Amcrest online sales. I asked (what I assumed) was a very straightforward question: I have a couple of IP4M wifi cameras for indoor use. I want to add 4 outdoor WiFi cameras (I have constraints!), plus an appropriate NVR. I explicitly told them I...

@Revo2Maxx, thanks for the guidance! I assume by v4 FW you mean an NVR? I appreciate the guidance on Wifi cams, and in an ideal world I would make sure I was able to run Ethernet cables to camera locations. Unfortunately I am stuck with needing to use WiFi. I have used Netgear Powerline modules in t...

Hello experts. I have used Amcrest Wireless IP Cameras in the past (model IP4M-1051W) for indoor use, and want to add an appropriate NVR to the set. I also wish to purchase some outdoor IP Cameras, and was looking at the ASH47-W cameras. I looked at the ASH47-W because they are Wireless, and can be ...