Is this camera compatible with UK electricals?
1426743
E George - Oooo...that is a question a Nikon tech would have to answer :-) The charger comes with a standard plug for our US electrical outlets. I found a link to the manual for this camera. The manual should explain compatibility issues. I hope it can help answer your question better than I can :-) Sorry I couldn't be of more assistance :-)
1426744
The charger input is 100-240V. I used it in Europe and it worked fine. You'll just need a UK plug adapter.
1426745
Sorry I don't know but that is the ONLY thing I did not like about the camera is that the charger hooked up through the camera. It wasn't for the battery only. Otherwise the camera is superb! Outstanding video!! I meant to look for a separate charger for the the battery that didn't hook up through the camera but haven't gotten around to it yet to see if there is one.
1426746
Nope. I went there just this summer and I had to bring the adapter for all of my electronics including this camera.
1788299
This camera requires 12volt 1amp power supply Please visit the following link to purchase it: http://www.amazon.com/GW-Security-12-Volt-Adapter-Surveillance/dp/B005AXLI58/ref=sr_1_2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1402003957&sr=1-2&keywords=gw12v1a
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I'm not sure, but I'd be careful. The UK also has different a voltage. It can support ipads, smartphones, and laptops with no problems. But if you're thinking about plugging in a hairdryer or straightener, you're better off finding one on amazon (or over at the UK) that is designed to handle the higher voltage.
1358595
My apologies. I don't know if you can use it on UK power, but the plug is a general US plug.
647364
Yes, but you would have to buy a converter so you can convert the power. Standard is through 110V. Let us know if you have any other questions. Thanks Deluxe CCTV Inc.
223243
Hello, That should work with this camera, you just have to make sure you have the plug to do it.
621839
I'm not sure, it has the HomeMonitor logo on the camera and doesn't come with any documentation that says it is compatible with other systems. I would check with customer service or the HomeMonitor or Vivint websites to see if there is any compatibility.
829161
It works from 120-240 volts - not sure if that is what you were looking for. There was no directions or anything with it, I just ordered the package that went with the camera I had by typing in the model number and luckily everything worked out in the package.
139104
Not if You are living in ireland or The uk as The voltage is not compatable. I could never use this product without fear of electrocion
2119011
I haven't tried that but my son has one purchased in the UK that they use here with a converter... Should be ok
2034010
Unless it was made for UK power, you would need to purchase a Power Converter for there...
1461222
You will need a transformer these machines are designed for US 110 voltage. I believe the UK is 220.
1019520
There is a "European" travel adapter supplied that likely will work but I am not certain if it is compatible with England power receptacles. The Sony camera that I have charges from a USB source so I recharge all the batteries in the camera. I can use a pc or my cell phone charger (Android) to power the camera for recharging batteries. I might look for a local (England) power supply with USP ports for recharging. Hope that helps.
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Very sorry, i do not know the answer. The unit did not work with the cameras i already had installed. It is now sitting here collecting dust. I am having trouble from the info i recieved what cameras are compatible.
2150381
Yes it will work, however.... DO NOT BUY THIS CAMERA!!!!!!! UI is crap and it keeps requiring hard resets.... which is not that simple since its power source had been installed behind the brick of my house as it is an outdoor camera...
1200105
The output of this camera is on IEEE1394 (firewire). It should be compatible with any computer that has a compatible IEEE1394 input or can have an input card installed into it.
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Mine came with an adapter for plugging into other electrical outlets than the U.S. standards, so I am assuming it will be ok in UK. I have not tried it to verify though.