Swann AdvancedX 4K NVR Add-on Security Camera

No, this Swann AdvancedX 4K camera is specifically designed to be an add-on and requires a compatible Swann AdvancedX series NVR Security System to function.

Power over Ethernet (PoE) allows the camera to receive power and transmit data through a single Ethernet cable, simplifying installation and eliminating the need for a separate power adapter near the camera.

You need a Swann NVR system specifically from the 'AdvancedX series'. Please refer to your NVR's model number and the Swann product documentation to confirm compatibility.

Yes, the camera has a built-in microphone to stream and record audio along with video footage.

The camera features Colour Night Vision, allowing you to see and record in color even in low-light conditions, providing enhanced detail compared to traditional black and white night vision.

IP66 rating means the camera is protected against dust ingress and high-pressure water jets, making it suitable for outdoor use in various weather conditions.

Yes, you can access live video and recordings remotely via the Swann Security app, provided your AdvancedX NVR system is connected to the internet and configured for remote access.

Ensure the Ethernet cable is securely connected at both the camera and NVR ends. Verify the NVR has available channels. Check if the NVR firmware is up to date. Try a different Ethernet cable.

Confirm PoE is functioning correctly (check NVR/switch status). Inspect the Ethernet cable for damage. Ensure the camera lens is clean. Restart the NVR.

Adjust the sensitivity settings for motion detection within the NVR or Swann Security app. Configure specific detection zones and types (person, vehicle) to filter out unwanted triggers. Ensure the camera's view is not obstructed.

Verify that audio recording is enabled for this camera in the NVR's settings. Ensure the camera's microphone port is not blocked. Check NVR audio settings.

Confirm that the spotlight feature is enabled and configured to activate on motion detection within the NVR settings. Ensure the motion detection itself is functioning correctly.