RLC-1224A

Yes, and they work really well. I have (had) a Reolink PoE doorbell on one AI Port and two RLC-1224A turrets on a 2nd one. In order to run two cameras, I had to reduce the resolution on them. I just got a G6 Pro Entry and two G6 turrets to replace them. I went full UniFi Protect. Anybody want to buy

Yes, Reolink, if you don’t have the money for Ubiquity.I have 3 Argus PT Ultras with solar panels, 2 RLC-1224A POE cameras, and 2 internal E1s. I’d like to get one of the Trail cams, for the very back of my property (out of WiFi range). I do not have the NVR, but it’s on my list. I have microSD card

When I ran cat6 cables throughout my house, the guy that ran the cables talked me into adding cables to the outside and introduced me to Reolink. I ended up running conduit and cat6 inside the conduit. He's a low-voltage guy so only works with ethernet/fiber/speaker cables. He was recommended to me

Reolink is the way I went. Bought 2 cameras, a Duo Floodlight and a RLC-1224A. Dropped a 256gb SD card in each. They are POE and came with their own injectors. They connect to my router. I can watch locally or remotely from my phone or tablet. The 1224A holds about a month of recordings and the duo

I have an all-Reolink setup and it works extremely well. All cameras are using RTSP via go2rtc and the h264Preview_01_main and h264Preview_01_sub streams for the high bitrate and low bitrate feeds. My camera models in use are: FE-P (ceiling mounted fisheye) RLC-811A RLC-822A RLC-1224A PoE Doorbell I sus

I’ve been similarly mulling over the CX820 and RLC-1224A. REOLINK have a great reputation and price point, plus I already have the doorbell so I’m more or less sold on the brand and just trying to pick the right model(s) for the few locations I’m adding. I suggest a couple things - buy one, and try