Name that camera...

[Uncle Ted]

My wife and I are looking at a condo to buy and I noticed what looks like video cameras, one above the front door and one above the rear door... (see picture below). Does anyone know what kind of cameras these are? TIA

 

[mat200]

My wife and I are looking at a condo to buy and I noticed what looks like video cameras, one above the front door and one above the rear door... (see picture below). Does anyone know what kind of cameras these are? TIA

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Welcome Uncle Ted

I do not recognize it .. perhaps a question to ask the seller about this ..

 

[dmcIPCAM]

Welcome.

It looks like this one Net Media SCM-1 Indoor/Outdoor Weatherproof Security Camera with Built-in Modulators, Power and video share one coax cable, Adjustable 360/ horizontally, 180/ vertically, Camera also adjusts 360/ within housing, 27 dBmV Output level, DC 12 V, 300 mA Power requirement, Shares single coax with multiple CAModulators (SCM1 SCM 1 SCM)

 

[Uncle Ted]

Welcome Uncle Ted

I do not recognize it .. perhaps a question to ask the seller about this ..

Yes, I did. The seller is 88 years old and I asked him. He said he doesn't have any cameras. At first I thought they were Nest cameras but they seem older than that.

 

[Uncle Ted]

Welcome.

It looks like this one Net Media SCM-1 Indoor/Outdoor Weatherproof Security Camera with Built-in Modulators, Power and video share one coax cable, Adjustable 360/ horizontally, 180/ vertically, Camera also adjusts 360/ within housing, 27 dBmV Output level, DC 12 V, 300 mA Power requirement, Shares single coax with multiple CAModulators (SCM1 SCM 1 SCM)

Ah, yes. I think we have a match. Thanks!

 

[mat200]

Welcome.

It looks like this one Net Media SCM-1 Indoor/Outdoor Weatherproof Security Camera with Built-in Modulators, Power and video share one coax cable, Adjustable 360/ horizontally, 180/ vertically, Camera also adjusts 360/ within housing, 27 dBmV Output level, DC 12 V, 300 mA Power requirement, Shares single coax with multiple CAModulators (SCM1 SCM 1 SCM)

nice id ..

 

[dmcIPCAM]

Ah, yes. I think we have a match. Thanks!

When you get sucked down the vortex of this site - meaning when you replace that camera and get Blue Iris running... see if you can use the coax cable to pull
the UTP (Cat5e, Cat6) for the replacement IP camera. In other words, someone went to the trouble of running the coax, so take advantage of that effort.