The Louroe Electronics LE-769 Verifact DV Mic Level Microphone is designed for correctional facilities or areas where vandalism is rampant. The omni-directional microphone can pick up normal sounds approximately 15’ (4.57m) away if mounted to a wall, or within a 30’ (9.14m) circle if ceiling mounted. This mic level, low impedance microphone is mounted to the back of a single gang stainless steel face plate. The microphone is protected by a hooded audio port. The electret condenser microphone includes a pre-made 20’ (6.09m) cable with a stereo plug for direct connection to the audio input of the IP camera. The Verifact microphone fits into a standard single gang electrical box sold separately.

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Q: 1. can i plug the LE-077 directly into an Access camera or do i need an amp/mixer and if so what model? we have lot of background noise in an interview room where we cannot hear a soft voice over the noise will this work for us?

A: Yes you can plug this microphone to an Axis IP camera just power it with a 12Vdc 500 miliamps.Terminal block ABCA= power positive B audio positiveC= negative or ground from the power supply and the microphone to the IP cameraif you have any more questions you can email to techsupport@a href= http://louroe.com target= _blank louroe.com/a

Q: 2. My application is a bird's nest 85' up a tree. I want to use this with an IP camera. Does the camera supply the needed voltage for this mic, or is an external power supply needed? The specs say the supply voltage is to be .8 to 4.5 VDC. Does

A: No external supply is needed it gets powered from the camera.

Q: 3. what powers the microphone and could it be plugged into a stereo instead of a camera?

A: The LE-778 has a 3.5mm stereo plug that can plug into any device that accepts a mic level input. The device, such as an audio recorder with a mic input, will amplify the signal to line level for recording or listening to live.

Q: 4. Is there the same type cable as this but longer than 9"? I need it for a GH5 on a gimbal.

A: I would say 12 to 14 inches.

Q: 5. Will this work good in a noisy area?

A: This microphone works fine the only problem is it will pick up background noise. also this a special microphone will work only with Mic Level IP cameras only. some examples Axis, Sony, Panasonic Vivotek, or Hikvision.it won't work with any DVR or line level IP cameras, like Avigilion, Geovision or Bosh.Salvador DuranLouroe Electronics

Q: 6. does this unit work with HIKvision NVR? how it connected?

A: Hello, this microphone designed to work with a computer connected to the USB port.if you need a microphone for an IP camera I will recommend the Verifact A with AD-1 power supply.if you need more information send me an email to techsupport@louroe.com

Q: 7. It seem obvious give TRS and 2xRCA plugs, but I would like to confirm that is two channel (stereo) out to the camera?

A: The Sescom SES-43DB-MZ2P Attenuating Line to Mic Level Cable is used to send line level audio from RCA left and right outputs to a camera's 3.5mm TRS microphone input. The cable has a built-in attenuator to pad the signal by 43 dB which will prevent any clipping or distortion.

Q: 8. Can this connect to an PoE IP cam that has 2-way audio?

A: Yes the Louroe TLMC-W 2-Way Call Station could connect to IP cameras that support Analog Audio connections.

Q: 9. Does this cable work for zoom f6 too??

A: Hi Ching. This cable attenuates the signal 35dB, so it might attenuate the signal a bit more than desired. We have a couple of cables specifically for the Zoom H6, the LN2MIC-ZOOMH6 and LN2MIC-ZMH6-MON. These Zoom H6-specific cables attenuate 25dB rather than 35dB. The LN2MIC-TASDR100 cable will work, but you might have to raise the audio level up on your camera if the audio level is a bit low. Thank you!

Q: 10. Would this cable work to record line level from a mixer to an iPhone?

A: The Sescom LN2MIC-TASDR100 Line Out to Camera Mic Level In Cable will convert line level signal to mic level, but you would need to use additional adapters to connect from the mixer and to enable compatibility with the iPhone. As another option, Sescom does offer other types of line to mic attenuator cables that are intended for use with smartphones and have a 3.5mm TRRS connector on the end that connects to the smartphone which you would use with the Apple Lightning to 3.5mm Headphone Jack Adapter (B&H # APLAADAP) to convert the TRRS plug to Lightning. Depending on the mixer and its available output connectors, you will have different options such as the Sescom Dual 1/4" Phone Plug to 3.5mm TRRS Plug Line to Microphone Summing Cable 3' (B&H # SEIPSUMTS3) or the Sescom Stereo RCA to 3.5mm TRRS Plug Line to Mic Level Summing Cable for Mobile Devices 36" (B&H # SEIPSUMRCA3) or the Sescom Dual Female XLR to 3.5mm TRRS Plug - Line to Mic Level Summing Cable for Mobile Devices 3' (B&H # SEIPSUMXLR3). These cables will send the left and right output from the mixer and will connect to the iPhone when used with the Apple Lightning adapter