Jennov POE Security Camera 5MP(2592x1944) HD IP PTZ Security Camera CCTV Home Video & Audio Surveillance Outdoor Pan Tilt & 5X Zoom Night Vision Motion Detection Free App Remote View

After looking around for some time for a good quality 5 mp, IP PTZ camera, at a low price, to add to my home CCTV system, I feel lucky to have found this Jennov POE Security Camera 5MP (2592x1944) HD IP PTZ. I am also delighted that it has audio and motion detection capabilities and 5X Zoom. The overall picture quality is superb, but I am even more impressed with the night time picture quality - it is excellent and as clear as crystal (overall picture quality - 5 stars). I am really proud of this purchase and I am sticking my neck out on this one, Its the best camera that I own to date.The outer top portion of the camera is encased in strong sturdy metal. The bracket is also made of sturdy metal, and the camera looks and feel really good, reflecting a quality product. The camera kit comes with all the amenities needed for safe and easy installation of the camera.Installation was a breeze as I was able to unbox, assemble and connect the camera in addition to downloading the Danale app and have everything up and running in under 15 minutes. I did the connection both ways, using the power adapter & ethernet cable, and also without the power adapter, using a POE switch to power the camera and both ways worked perfectly. I however plan to add the camera to my NVR at a later date - I was super satisfied with the performance of the camera that I have been testing it as a stand alone unit and will update my comments after I add to dvr. I plan to purchase another 2 or 3 more of this camera and will add to my DVR at that time, and I don't perceive that I am going to have a problem adding to my dvr.Customer service is excellent, (I experienced a 5 star service), Carl puts the customer into customer service and made me feel as if I was the most important customer. I really appreciate having the confidence that customer service is dedicated and responsive to ensuring my satisfaction as a consumer of their product.I have no regrets with my purchase and will be purchasing another 2 to 3 cameras shortly.Great price, Excellent quality ...........Overall 5 Stars....

The media could not be loaded. Over the last three years, I have purchased man Jennov 5MP cameras. I have not only purchased them for my use but also my Job. We utilize them for mobile assets for a wireless carrier. We install them on the top of our towers so we know that if a fire begins to get close to our assets, we can move them. With their night vision capability, these cameras have saved our assets many times. What is also nice about them is that they take a beating and continue to work. We put them up and take them down many times during fire season.So we decided to purchase the POE version, and boy, was that a great idea. Not only do they provide the same clear picture and incredible night vision, but now it is one less cable to worry about.I recommend this camera among other FOSCAM cameras that I have purchased.One last thing. To set these up is a breeze compared to other manufacturers.

I've looked at all the available "Bullet" Style PTZ cameras and this model is the best for the price and functions. I wanted a camera that anyone could see where the camera is looking, plus I needed a camera designed to be on top of a structure, unlike a dome PTZ that usually hangs down or is mounted under a structure.I did not use the "Easy" setup process with an app (The Danale app is very poor in my opinion), I always program everything manually. This camera is just like any other IP camera, starts on DHCP and gets an IP address from the Router, the default port is 80. Find the camera IP in the router log, open a browser window and type in the IP address into the address bar to log in. Log in with default admin/password to gain access to all the camera settings. ***I was unable to find any app that works directly with this model camera (excluding Danele), however my Amcrest NVR was already installed in the Amcrest App, so I control this camera through the Amcrest NVR via the Amcrest app. I have a few HD cameras already streaming on my home network, I tend to use 1280x720P resolution and set it to about 7 frames per second. In surveillance, 720P, 7 fps & 768K is plenty, in my opinion. I connected the camera to my Amcrest 4ch NVR. This camera has three profiles, H.264, H264+ & H.265 ***CAMERA MUST BE SET TO H.264 FOR USE WITH THE AMCREST NV2104/NV2109 NVRs***This camera has a great picture during the day and night. Bright IR LEDs however, they are directly connected to the Light Sensor and can NOT be turned off at night. The camera has an auto focus/zoom lens, 4x1 Zoom lens with active Auto Focus. Auto Focus can be adjusted to be active or passive.This Camera has a microphone with three types of audio codecs.The PTZ function of this camera is decent. Since this camera is mounted on an arm, the Tilt is limited to about 60 degrees however this camera is able to tilt up to +5 degrees, unlike most Dome PTZ cameras. ***The first camera I bought, the Pan Function only worked half way, that camera was returned and the second camera I received works just fine. PTZ Presets are available, however the Zoom function is NOT part of the preset program. The camera has the option of Preset1 bootup.Overall this camera is good, great for the price and will perform well for basic PTZ surveillance. The camera is designed to be outside in all types of Weather, be sure that your power/network connections are secure from weather via weather proof box.Update: So the second unit of this model camera that I have purchased now has the same issue as the first camera; after a few months of use, the camera rebooted and now will not pan the full radius as it did before. I am not sure what is going on, the camera does seem to be confused on where it is on the horizontal plain since it will bury it's self into the left stop set, it seems that it needs to do a full calibration of movement. I will be contacting the Manufacture shortly.Update 2: For some reason, this camera, when powered down, loses it's orientation of it's Horizontal pan. How far left and how far right it can turn. This means that it may try too hard to go left, but stop half way going back right. Way to correct this issue: Basically turn the camera to the right as far as the Software will allow, then with the camera powered down, physically turning the camera to the furthest point right before powering it back up. You are re-calibrating the camera manually. Now the camera will have it's full length of Pan back. This only happens for me from what I've noticed in the Reviews :(