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Question: Does the camera part have a cable? Power outlet is below and I want the camera to sit higher up, can I position the camera several feet away from the outlet?
Document: Brite-view plugCAM Powerline-Networking Plug & Play Camera Kit can quickly and very easily let you monitor things while you're away right on your Android or iOS device. The plugCAM works over your existing electrical wires so there's no wires to run, if you have an outlet you can set up the camera for monitoring.Inside the box I found the camera, user manual, mounting screws, power cable, powerline adapter and an Ethernet cable.The plugCAM is basically two parts, the wall adapter and the actual camera.
The plugCAM has many more uses than just home surveillance like keeping an eye on your baby or even your pet while you're not home. Since it uses the power lines as your network you don't need to run any cables and anywhere you have an electrical outlet you can setup the camera. The system allows you to add several additional cameras as well so you can monitor pretty much everything you want.
I did the local search and in a few seconds it found the camera.Pros:Very simple setupIR LEDs very brightEasy to use app for mobile devicesWorks over existing power lines so no additional cables to runMonitor via phone or tablet while awayCons:Ethernet cord rather shortPictures are a bit grainyNo video recordingConclusion:If you're looking for a way to  monitor your home while you're away I don't think you'll find anything easier to setup than the Brite-view plugCAM.
Incredibly easy to set up. And OK this isn't retina quality but if you are away from your house and just want to keep an eye on what might or might not be going on then these are a good deal. I have the entrances to my home covered and that offers a lot of peace of mind for a small price.
The other reviews seem like they were written word for word from a sale pitch. Anyway here's a real honest review from an actual user.Set up is a no brainer. It really is plug and play simple. Plug in the receive into an electrical outlet and the ethernet cable into a jack or into the back of your router. Plug in the camera to an electrical outlet and scan the QR code with the iPhone App and it finds the camera.
The lens can also be turned to focus the picture.Both parts are made of plastic but that's no surprise as pretty much everything is, but both the adapter and the camera seem sturdy and well made.To use the plugCAM you just need to plug it into your network via the powerline adapter and Ethernet cable. Once done the LEDs will light up and in a few seconds it will be ready to go.To connect the camera to your network you just plug it into a standard wall outlet.
The video appeared bright and clear on my iPhone. Again. There is nothing to configure. It just works literally plug and play. You can if you want name your camera and change settings later on.The access to the plugCAM works also when your are away from home.The LEDs on the camera make it possible to also see video footage from dark rooms or during the night.The resolution of the plugCAM is not high to keep the bandwidth usage manageable. You get at the highest setting VGA at 7fps.
Since I am having limited data plan, I always set video resolution to 320x240 in casenot to get data overage charge while accessing the camera under 3G network.It's a good product and really fits our expectation. If you want to place a camera in the house that wifi signal can't reach, then you should get plugCAM.
I would just echo what has already been said in other review. The plugCAM starter kit does the job as advertised. It's really easy to use and setup.Simply connect plugCAM adapter to router with ethernet cable and plug camera to any wall socket in my house. then it's done.No WiFi setting or PC software installation required.Scan QR code to add camera onto iPhone is plus.
The plugCAM is using HomePlug AV-compliant powerline communications technology to connect to your network. You view the video with a free iPhone app or Android app on your smartphone.The Starter Kit comes with everything you need: Camera, PLC adapter, cables and mounting screws.I already have a powerline setup in my house. I did not have to plug in the PLC adapter that needs to be connected via an ethernet cable to your router. I just plugged the camrea in a wall socket.
Answer: The power cable for the camera is pretty long, I have my camera mounted right where the ceiling and wall meet and the power cable that came with my camera reaches all the way to the outlet with room to spare...if I had to guess, my cable is at least 8 feet long, 10 feet max?...should be no problem unless you have really tall ceilings and want to mount it really high so no one can touch it. If that's not long enough just use an extension cord, I tested the camera to see if it would still work with an extension cord and it worked fine for me.