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| Even though it is not recommended, we understand and respect the need for freedom of choice so we also support the use of off-the-shelf SD cards if so desired. Not only are the majority of off-the-shelf cards not rated for the types of environment the cameras operate in, but are also more susceptible to read/write errors when the card begins to degrade. We also cannot tell you the percentage of life left on off-the-shelf cards so there will be more work on your end to keep track of card usage.\\ \\ | Even though it is not recommended, we understand and respect the need for freedom of choice so we also support the use of off-the-shelf SD cards if so desired. Not only are the majority of off-the-shelf cards not rated for the types of environment the cameras operate in, but are also more susceptible to read/write errors when the card begins to degrade. We also cannot tell you the percentage of life left on off-the-shelf cards so there will be more work on your end to keep track of card usage.\\ \\ | ||
| - | If you still want to take chances using an off-the-shelf card then here are some guidelines to get you started: | + | If you still want to use an off-the-shelf card then here are some guidelines to get you started: |
| - At a minimum, use an SDXC capacity card (up to 512 GB). | - At a minimum, use an SDXC capacity card (up to 512 GB). | ||
| - Use a card that is rated for temperatures between -20 C (-4 F) to 85 C (185 F). | - Use a card that is rated for temperatures between -20 C (-4 F) to 85 C (185 F). | ||
