Lorex LW2002W Digital Portable Color LCD Wireless Surveillance System
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Dec/0910
Dec/0910
From the Manufacturer
From the Manufacturer This new ultra digital wireless technology provides secure video with exceptional image quality and crisp audio. The encrypted frequency hopping technology guarantees privacy and prevents traditional interference from other technology devices such as cordless phones, wireless routers and microwave ovens. LW2002W Highlights View images in low-light conditionsNight Vision This camera has the ability to view images in low light conditions…
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9:31 pm on December 11th, 2009
Length:: 5:15 Mins
I was both and surprised and thrilled with the functionality and performance of the Lorex LW2002W. I really do mean thrilled with the performance. The video will give you more details on the functionality - but below is a summary of my likes and dislikes.
Pros
- Highly sensitive microphone
- Low light capability
- Very easy set-up
- Will interface with your television - will allow for a split screen using your picture-in-picture.
- Works with a recording device - a DVR, VCR, or other devices.
- Alarm for any changes in status - if it detects movement or sound
- Decent range (Not great but not bad)
- Monitor will support up to 4 cameras
Cons-
- Need to watch for audio feedback if the monitor gets to close to the camera (It could wake a baby) ... note that this is standard for any audio equipment if the receiver gets to close to the source.
- A bigger screen would be nice - if I was trying to find something to complain about
Final Verdict-
Great product at a reasonable price - the Lorex LW2002W is a easy product to review and enjoy!
5 stars
11:04 pm on December 11th, 2009
I looked at the other two similar systems available and this one is the best in my opinion:
Setup is extremely easy – charge and turn on. Picture quality both day and night vision are excellent.
Camera can be rotated at good variety of angles and can be battery powered (though night vision would drain batteries quickly).
It’s digital, so neighbors can’t see your cameras and you can’t see theirs instead of yours.
What differentiated this from the other ones for me was:
1) availability of additional cameras, up to 4 that can be monitored from same receiver, and
2) this system uses Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum technology, so it can co-exist with your 802.11b/g access points. I was able to use my laptop over 802.11g just fine while using the camera receiver right next to it.