OK.. I found..
Google chrome under Windows - I see this menu...
Google chrome under Mac - it's hidden by Dahua...
the same browser, only different OS...
Worlds First Review - Dahua DH-IPC-PFW5849-A180-E2 - Dual Lens 180 Degree Full Color 4K (8MP Stitched) Camera
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OK.. I found..
Google chrome under Windows - I see this menu...
Google chrome under Mac - it's hidden by Dahua...
the same browser, only different OS...
It defies belief but as is often mentioned on these forums it's not uncommon for some settings to simply not appear in some browsers.
The security camera industry is still stuck in the dark ages really when it comes to UX.
The security camera industry is still stuck in the dark ages really when it comes to UX.
I'm thinking about buying the EmpireTech IPC-Color4K-T180 camera, but I've seen Amazon/Google reviews that say it has an issue with water getting inside. Some of these post are old.. But it seems like a frequently listed issue.
Wonder if this issue has been resolved? Seem like a great camera.
Wonder if this issue has been resolved? Seem like a great camera.
Read through this post as we have diacussed it before.
It is likely they left the SD card panel off or not tight.
Many here including @Ri22o have them completely exposed with no issue. He has 4 on his roof as weather cams and no issues.
It is likely they left the SD card panel off or not tight.
Many here including @Ri22o have them completely exposed with no issue. He has 4 on his roof as weather cams and no issues.
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I've had two mounted up outside for over a year now in Florida. Several tropical storms, countless afternoon rain storms all without getting rain inside of it.
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UK Here. We have plenty of rain also and cold wet winters, not a drop inside any of my cameras after several years of usage.
Likely issues are as above either improperly secured SD card slot or another possible cause, improper fitment of the wires into the rear of the camera ie bad direction of cable feed eg. from above, (below very preferable with side feed as a fall back), not using grommets or putting huge / wide cuts in them, not forming drip loops behind the camera body when not fed from below, etc.
Likely issues are as above either improperly secured SD card slot or another possible cause, improper fitment of the wires into the rear of the camera ie bad direction of cable feed eg. from above, (below very preferable with side feed as a fall back), not using grommets or putting huge / wide cuts in them, not forming drip loops behind the camera body when not fed from below, etc.
