The cameras keep changing from colour to Black & White, how can this be resolved?

APro cameras are colour in the day and black & white as standard.

However, you can also get colour night vision and we call this Starlight.

But, if you are experiencing Black and White flickering even during the day then it can be for various reasons.

Please check the following.

Please check all connections and ensure they are safely connected and secured.
Check the power supply to see if it's faulty.
If you are using a Balun please ensure the terminations are correct or to see if the balun is faulty.

If you are still experiencing this issue then please raise a support ticket and our team can look to create an RMA for you.

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