PRODUCT REVIEW: Uniden® Guardian GC45 Wireless Outdoor Weatherproof Security Camera

The Uniden Guardian GC45 accessory camera is compatible Uniden G744 G755 G766 & G955 Guardian Surveillance series remains a popular and trusted choice among consumers, given the reliability, functionality and ease of setup.

This 500ft range cameras delivers vivid footage in real time to the Monitoring Screen and records simultaneously on the SD/Micro-SD card in the Monitoring Screen.

The GC45 comes in 3 flavors i.e. GC45B (Black), GC45S (Silver) & GC45W (White). Apart from the alphabetical suffixes of B/S/W, which only denote the color variance, there is no difference in functionality, compatibility, size or form.

GC45 comes equipped with night vision capability of up to 40ft, leveraging the infrared technology, which makes it stand out among other cameras and surveillance systems in the market. Night vision on this camera is indeed very crisp and not choppy at all.

This weatherproof GC45 camera also comes certified with IP66 rating which is very desirable and almost a must to have for outdoor cameras. IP66 rated cameras eliminate the need to be installed in a spot which protects them from direct water or sun exposure, such a requirement for non-IP66 cameras could force you to compromise the best location for installation.

The PENTAZOOM feature of GC45 comes extremely handy when you need to have a closer look.

One of the key features of GC45 is the available audio monitoring with a built-in microphone which allows you to capture complete audio visual footage, a must for any good surveillance and security system.

Camera comes packaged with mounting bracket, antenna and A/C Power adapter.

GC45 PAIRING INSTRUCTIONS: If you are buying a GC45 camera to replace or add to your existing system (most systems are expandable to 4 cameras), you will need to PAIR/REGISTER your new camera with your monitoring screen.

A very important step in pairing your camera with your existing system is to press and release the PAIR button (located on the wire, closer to the camera) after you have started the pairing process from your Monitoring Screen.