Elite Floodlight WiFi

Some random thoughts for you: You can get battery powered motion lights. I had one that lasted 2 years on D cell batteries, for example. Note that they may not be very bright and they do require battery swaps or similar. Getting actual power is much more ideal. Fake cameras can be a deterrent, but m

Don't know much about Ubiquiti nowadays. Had it years ago, then it crapped out so I moved on to Reolink I like reolink much better, especially since i can store the videos on my NAS. I know the website says it integrates with Google Assistant... but I don't use that either. It does have what you wan

I concur with the comments cautioning about poison or embedded objects. My Reolink cameras and NVR record 24x7, sends me alerts, has built in sirens, floodlights and 2-way talk with no subscription. Not super cheap but less than your vet bill would be.

Detering a theft beats preventing an actual theft IMHO. Psychology. You want them to pick a different target. You can get cheap-enough Reolink PTZ cameras - ones that move - so the theif really knows and feels they are being watched. Have it set up so the floodlight on the camera turns on when a per

That was mine too after having a couple things stolen, bikes included, at my old large apartment building. Also gotta love that management installed 'hidden' cameras in the storage area because, quote, 'we don't want tenants to think there's a theft problem.' At my current place I've had some...trou

Reolink flood cameras give you the ability to select the brightness of flood lights, from 0 to 100. If you can I'd recommend the PoE Duo Flood but if wiring is an issue you can go with the Solar/battery flood. Put an SD card in one of these and not only will have you a deterrent with the light, you'

Do not use dome protected cameras in outdoor environments. You will have issues. I don't think the 843A in the backyard is needed at all since you have a Duo covering everything. I'd swap all the Duo 2 for Duo Elite Floodlight PoE. Because the Duo 2 only detects up to like 40 feet or something like

Just to clarify, you need a floodlight camera outside to replace an existing floodlight? If that's what your after, then the new Reolink Elite Floodlight WiFi could be a good fit. 6% off coupon too: REOEliteFWB6VBtrEcfQ

Thanks. I am not sure how it would be possible for 2k. I have looked at Reolink and I know they are good. But with the amount of cameras I would need, it is like 5k JUST for the floodlight cameras and other cameras I would need, not including the cat5e runs, alarm system to hook it too, etc. Am I ju

Use Reolink then, it is the best atm for Wi-Fi cameras. You should opt for plugged-in Wi-Fi cameras, battery powered are the worst of the worst, doesn't matter the brand they are almost useless pretty much. If you can swap the motion activated light , swap that for Reolink Elite Floodlight Wi-Fi, yo