Wireless Security Systems With Battery Camera

I like the Lorex systems for self control of my security. Battery powered wireless systems are easy to install and maintain. Not tied to a paid service. Thumbs up.

i needed up update our wifi for both speed and security. whether with an AC plug or POE, these wireless systems just work great. but then i expect that from netgear.

I have 2 Lorex security camera systems (NVR and Hub) installed and both work excellently.

We built a new home two months ago and made Ring our security systems. It is so easy to use through out phones. We love to be able to check our door bell camera and back yard security camera when we are away. We live in a fairly seclude area now and the cameras and overall security the system offers us is very reasurring.

I searched on-line for various camera/security systems that were integrated with doorbell/surveillance/motion and door sensors and was happy to find the Lorex Home Center. The plus here is the fact that the 7" monitors brings all the devices together in one view. In addition, there is an app for your phone/tablet to monitor your cameras. Installation and connection to the monitors was straight forward. I will be purchasing a range extender for better connection. Great HD picture. Live viewing and playback of events is a breeze. Love the ability to communicate 2 way with each camera. Great product.

This is the best 24VAC PS with the highest VA rating! I have been using them to power security video camera systems for many years and know them to be highly reliable.

Awesome Security Camera. The best system I have ever owned. I highly recommend. I have had many systems and this one is the best. Thank you Lorex.

We recently bought the Sennheiser AVX Wireless systems and they have been awesome. We ran into some issues with battery life for longer productions and figured having back ups made sense. The batteries last roughly 6-8 hours depending on usage.

I've used a number of wireless systems. In this case, we considered adding another Audio Technica 3000 series, but went with AKG instead. I prefer the AKG for a couple of reasons: -The gain before feedback is better. -The display on the mic is easier to see. -For most voices - the AKG sounds a bit better. -Only needs one AA battery and lasts a long time. -Fairly easy infrared frequency setup. -The receiver display background color changes from green to orange when something critical happens, like signal clipping or a low battery. -We have experienced less RF interference with this AKG than some other types. -Digital (like Line 6) can sound better, but on rare occasion, I've had dropouts with digital.

Bought the drive to use in my security systems, so far works great