Easiest cameras to disable IR on the fly?

[JackBauer]

So the camera I will soon buy will be posted right above the center of my front door - literally maybe a foot above the door frame or less.

I abhor spiders and have no desire to be walking into them... While I'm planning on getting a turret as recommended by most to avoid spiders...

I still think they may make their way over and try to setup a home base. I'd like a camera that I could easily turn off the IR without rebooting the camera.

Does such a camera exist where I could just turn on and off the IR from a web or app interface?

Thanks!

 

[fenderman]

So the camera I will soon buy will be posted right above the center of my front door - literally maybe a foot above the door frame or less.

I abhor spiders and have no desire to be walking into them... While I'm planning on getting a turret as recommended by most to avoid spiders...

I still think they may make their way over and try to setup a home base. I'd like a camera that I could easily turn off the IR without rebooting the camera.

Does such a camera exist where I could just turn on and off the IR from a web or app interface?

Thanks!

You can enable and disable IR on the hikvisions from the web interface without a reboot.

 

[JackBauer]

Is it pretty much instantaneous? Click or unclick a checkbox and done?

 

[klasipca]

In most cams IRs can be disabled via app or web interface. There is 1-2 second transition period when you enable/disable IR and camera adjusts.

 

[Ralph2]

Are spiders an issue with IR? :sad2:

 

[Razer]

Are spiders an issue with IR? :sad2:

Yes. So much yes.


I have IR disabled completely on every single IP camera now as it is not worth the hassle. I have several hundred cameras.

 

[JackBauer]

God needs to un-invent those little buggers.