Yes, you can! In fact, the closer you get the power brick to the location of your Gateway or router, the better... so inside the garage or home is generally a better option.
Good morning, @traceym28. First and foremost, I hope you're having a great day! That is a great question. Our most commonly used indoor/outdoor camera runs on a DC 12V input, which means it would have to be plugged into a power outlet. This link will give you a breakdown of the camera, its features, and its SPECS. Please let me know if you have any questions.
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Yes, you can! In fact, the closer you get the power brick to the location of your Gateway or router, the better... so inside the garage or home is generally a better option.
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traceym28
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Are my cameras installed by Xfinity powered by electricity or battery.
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