Can I make my camera Wireless?

doboka98

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Helo guys! So I bought a HIKVISION DS-2CD2010F, thought it has built-in wireless, but turned out there is only ethernet connection available. Is there a way I can make my camera wireless, like attaching a wifi module or converting the ethernet into wifi?
 

doboka98

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yeah, but it's an exterior camera and probably it will freeze
 

doboka98

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I got power outside, but probably I will manage to put the bridge in a box, so it will be protected from humidity. Thanks guys.
 

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I got power outside, but probably I will manage to put the bridge in a box, so it will be protected from humidity. Thanks guys.
that is insane...do it properly ...run the power inside.
 

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Is there a reason you can't just run a single ethernet wire (in lieu of power)? Ethernet wire is cheap and with a single run you can get power and data.
 

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I used TP-link RE200 for my Hikvision camera about 1.5 years. The camera was cable connected to the RE200 and RE200 was wireless connected to the router. Not a bad experience if you have no chance to connect it with cable. But I don't recommend spent extra money for 5Ghz AC. Range of 5Ghz is very limited. You have to use it with 2.4Ghz anyway. WA850RE is a cheaper option.
 

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I got power outside, but probably I will manage to put the bridge in a box, so it will be protected from humidity. Thanks guys.
You can pick up a 12x12x6 weatherproof junction box at your local home depot for under $40. You should easily be able to fit a bridge inside with an exterior extension cord from your power source.
 
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