TIGERSECU 1080P Long Range Bullet Security Camera for DVR, Weatheproof for Indoor/Outdoor Use, Hybrid 4-in-1 OSD Switch for TVI/CVI/AHD/CVBS DVRs (Power Supply and Coaxial Cable Sold Separately)

Tested before final install - it works and picture is clear with a good monitor. Compatible with Lorex 4K DVR security system. Has a lot of options to adjust contrast, sharpness, brightness and output. Bought mounting boxes and cable extenders and additional power adapter to compete the install to add 2 more cameras. Much cheaper than the Lorex 4K OEM cameras.

This is a very good Camera from this brand for use in Tigersecu systems, it gives a wide broadview very clear at night time also like daylight.

Very good camera. I have replaced 3 older ones with this model

I came from 960H cameras to this. It is quite the noticeable improvement. During the day there is much more detail to everything and at night the night vision works so much better. There's no white halo at night that there is with my other cameras. I regret that it pixelates when you use the zoom feature but as these are not PTZ's (Pan, Tilt, Zoom) it's to be expected. I need to be able to positively ID someone at a location about 50 feet away. While this provides a good picture, much better than I had with 960H, it's still not enough at that distance unfortunately. Looks like I'm gonna have to get a PTZ because there's nowhere between here and there to mount a camera any closer. I'm not using it at night for this but as a side note the night vision works straight out to about 25 feet easily. My only complaint really, and it's not limited to this camera and not about the camera at all actually, is the quality of the mounting screws. The included screws are extremely weak and strip very easily. Tiger, QSee, Zmodo, Swann, etc in the same price range all came with poor quality mounting screws. Do yourself a favor and go get three quality, stronger screws with a larger head that won't strip to mount the camera with. You'll thank me later. Overall, if you're still using cameras less than 2MP, or 1080p, these are well worth the upgrade for both day and night use. One thing you'll probably have to do is change the bit rate in your dvr. My TigerSECU dvr has low, medium and high settings yet even on high the picture was very bad. Then I noticed the custom option. Even on the high setting the bit rate was only 4000 something. Using the custom setting I set it as high as it would go, around 10,500 kbps and that eliminated virtually all of the pixelation. So when you first plug it in if there's a bad picture try that. Edit: I had to drop a star because one of the cameras has begun switching to nighttime mode randomly during the day when it's not even cloudy. I think the sensor is going out already.

Camera has nice clear picture and nice color quality. Easy plug and play.

Probably a good camera, doesn’t seem to be compatible with any of my equipment:(

We have this set up with a DVR monitoring system and it works well. It's actually about 400' from our house on a wired system. The only problem is that it needs to be replaced about every 3 years or so.

Happy with quality especially at this price point. Happy that they still make plug and play to replace my old cameras

Picture and material quality are great. Maneuvering camera position difficult!

It doesn't work picse of crap