| | |  | Cables & Interconnects | Home » » » » » ULTRA Digital Wireless Portable Color LCD Surveillance System | | | | | | | Description: | | Exceptional sound clarity for listen-in audio and camera has built in 15' night vision . Up to 450' open space wireless range. Receiver connects easily to any DVD recorder, VCR or TV and can accept 3 additional digital wireless cameras. Via video output. Includes recharging cradle, 2 DC power adapters and RCA video output cable. | | | Features: | |
• Exceptional sound clarity for listen-in audio and camera has built in 15' night vision
• Up to 450' open space wireless range
• Receiver connects easily to any DVD recorder, VCR or TV and can accept 3 additional digital wireless cameras
• Via video output
• Includes recharging cradle, 2 DC power adapters and RCA video output cable.
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 2.6 inches | | Product Width:
| 6.2 inches | | Product Height:
| 7.7 inches | | Product Weight:
| 2.42 pounds | | Package Length:
| 11.8 inches | | Package Width:
| 9.6 inches | | Package Height:
| 3.3 inches | | Package Weight:
| 2.4 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 31 reviews |
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digital portable wirless surveillanceOct 15, 2009
I was mostly impressed with the Lorex LW2002W. The video quality is very clear.
Likes:
- Low light capability
- Easy set-up
- Will interface with your television
- Monitor will support up to 4 cameras
Dislikes:
- Range is a little less than expected
- Small screen
Overall: A good value, but could use some enhancements
4 stars
 oh no! defective units and very weak signalSep 17, 2009
The first unit amazon sent me was actually used, it had stains, scratches and other signs of usage while at the same time it had the protective covers and the seals on the package so this was definitely factory reconditioned. In addition it was defective - the monitor went black after a short while but wouldn't turn back on.
The second unit amazon sent had a defective battery in the receiver.
The signal doesn't make it from the second floor to the room beneath in the first floor - so it is useless for us.
Great baby monitorAug 25, 2009
But - the noise doesn't stay on otherwise would be a 5 star rating. Picture is clear during day and good picture at night, but sound only comes on if there is loud noise.
 Excellent for the priceAug 20, 2009
We have owned 2 other wireless cameras both which broke. This camera is well made, has range that extends well beyond the house. We took the monitor deep into our 250 foot yard and could see clear images at least 150 feet from the house. The night mode works well and the audio has a very clever mechanism that keeps it mute unless a sound is made. This makes constant static, that many similar monitors suffer from, something that does not need to be dealt with all night. Most people use these to monitor a child. We do the same. We use this on our son and it is easily moved from room to room. The recharging cradle helps keep the monitor fresh and usable all evening.
The only thing that could make this better is another charging unit for the camera and rechargeable batteries for that. Still most people will not move the camera frequently enough for that to be a necessity. Just food for thought.
8 of 8 found the following review helpful:
 So, so as a baby monitorAug 07, 2009
After doing quite a bite of research for a baby video monitor I narrowed it down to the Lorex LW2002W Digital and the Summer Infant Best View Digital. I wanted digital because I have had problems with interference with my old monitor.
Both have many similar features but I initially purchased the Lorex with 2 cameras over the Summer Infant because of the automatic cycling between cameras feature and AV port feature. With a lot of monitors if you have more than one camera hooked up you have to manually switch from one camera to the other. I have 2 small kids and I need to monitor them both. With the Lorex you can set it to automatically switch b/w cameras about every 5-8 sec. Also the Lorex has an AV port connection that allows you to connect the monitor to your TV.
The Lorex is a quality video monitor for the the price. However, after using the Lorex I sent it back because of one feature my wife and I did not like. It automatically mutes the sound if the noise in the room is below a certain level. When the sound in the room gets above that level the audio comes back on. Lorex customer service told me that the feature prevents listener from hearing a soft hissing sound (white noise) in the receiver when the monitor room is quiet. You can't disable this feature.
Don't get me wrong, it does pick up most sounds such as normal conversation, walking on hardwood, crying, something dropping on the floor, etc. But it does not pick up very soft sounds like a baby breathing, whispering or walking on carpet. This may sound trivial but at night while I'm sleeping great audio is important. It's usually the audio that alerts me that something is going on in the room. Then I look at the video to determine if it's trouble or not.
After returning the Lorex I purchased 2 Summer Infant Best Views to monitor both my kids at the sametime. I was unable to find a monitor in the <$200 range that met all my need, so this was my compromise. Fortunately I was able to get both of them at the same price (on Amazon) that I purchased the one Lorex with 2 cameras. The Summer Infant does not have the auto camera cycling and the AV connection but it does have a very nice pan & tilt feature that allows you to scan almost the entire room and the audio is very good. You can hear a baby breathing.
The Lorex is better suited for people who are looking for a reasonably priced (not cheap) low interference video monitor to monitor older toddlers, their property or for parents who don't feel they need a continuous sound feature. One of the previous reviewers stated she uses her Lorex with her old audio monitor and it works well.
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