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Topic # 213968 21-Apr-2017 10:58
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Does anyone know who sells the Tiandy ip camera's in NZ? I have some (TC-NC9200S3E-2MP-E-IR25) installed at my house (no idea who the installer was) and the IR on them has failed. Was looking at replacing them with something better but i cannot find a drop in replacement which can reuse same brackets. 

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  Reply # 1768517 21-Apr-2017 15:54
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why not just get some IR blasters if you cant find a replacement?

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  Reply # 1768522 21-Apr-2017 16:18
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Sure I have seen the same cases under other brands on aliexpress.

 

Anyway, pull the IR board out, search for IR board on there and you will probably find a drop in replacement for it.




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  Reply # 1768543 21-Apr-2017 17:45
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they sort of look like a hikvision camera but different

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