Yes, you can use an ethernet cable connected to the camera, and simply plug the other end into a router and the camera is ready to go.

Definitely! To put it simply, NVRs are designed primarily for storing security camera footage. However, PoE IP cameras can still function independently as standalone surveillance devices, similar to security cameras with SD cards.

These PoE cameras do not come with a SD card slot and they need to work with a PoE NVR for recording.

Yes, it is compatible with the ZOSI PoE NVR system. Simply connect the camera to the PoE NVR using an ethernet cable, and the camera is ready to go.

Yes, all the ZOSI PoE IP cameras support 24/7 recording, motion-triggered recording, scheduled recording, and automatically overwrite the oldest videos once the storage is full.

No, you don't need subscription and any extra fees to use the camera, including all the functions like live view, playback,and AI person & vehicle detection.

You can decide when and where to activate the siren and warning light, by customizing the detection zone and time period. And you can also turn on/off the light and siren individually and together manually.

Direct runs from an NVR's POE port to a camera can go up to 300 feet without any issues.