SoloCam S220

I'll give this a whirl tomorrow and report back. I've a Homebase 3 with a 2Tb Samsung Evo 970 M.2 connected by lan to my router with 150mb down and 20mb up (I live in the sticks) and running: S330 Doorbell,E330 Pro cam x2, S220 Solo cam x1 System is ok but frustrating, as others have stated it wont

Multi-bridge support isn’t available on all of eufy cameras. Models like the SoloCam S220 only let you connect through the homebase once joined to it, and once you join it you’re stuck with the homebase’s weak, custom WiFi. Trying to reconnect the SoloCam to anything else basically resets it. It’s a

I’m thinking of ditching eufy security for Aqara. In the mail is Eufy S4, and in the mail is Aqara G5. The Aqara took so long to ship(pre-ordered) that I ordered G5 and then S4 had shipped. duh Leaning towards returning the Eufy S4. It has features I don’t need (alarm sound and red/ green alarm ligh

IMO - The solar panel isn't big enough for the S340. I ended up getting the powered USB power adapters, as each camera was mounted near an outdoor plug. The reason I say the solar panel isn't big enough. I put them on the S220 SoloCams, and with the current season, those solar panels can barely main

At the moment, the Eufy Android app does not have widgets to change between modes. You can link the Eufy Security as a service within Google Home, and you can view live feeds from the Google home app. However, I find the experience to be quite poor. Note that my devices go via the NVR or Homebase, s

I just joined as I bought a eufy S220 4-cam pack. It looks very impressive, but the documentation was very skimpy and mostly only covers the more obvious outward physical aspects of the camera. There are no technical specs given - I understand that they are 2.4 WiFi, but there are no indications of

In this case a larger panel is better. It won’t hurt the battery or the charging unit, and the extra wattage gives you a better chance of getting at least a trickle of power on cloudy days. On the 3x SoloCam S220 I’m testing (and wouldn’t recommend) I’m using 7 watt panels. Even in full sunlight the

See https://service.eufy.com/article-description/Methods-to-Power-eufy-S220-SoloCam?ref=Home_Page It probably only supports whatever a solar panel can produce, 3W or less.