GENBOLT 1080P Outdoor Wi-Fi Surveillance Security Camera $67.49 Delivered (10% off) @ GENBOLT Inc. via Amazon AU

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GENBOLT 1080P 110° angle camera allow you to use only one camera instead of 3-4 cameras.

1080P FULL HD - GENBOLT adapt JAPAN newest FHD 1080P chipsets & Korea Lens optimize picture.3dBi antenna offer longer tramsisstion distance than the normal wifi camera.Stable signal connection avoid frequent disconnection.WiFi Camera NOT ONLY work with Android/iOS/Windows,but also available with Bule Iris,iSpy,VLC,RTSP,FTP.
CUSTOMIZABLE MOTION DETECTION - allows you to set a specific detection zone for your WiFi camera to detect motion, thus preventing false alarms like, plants moving in the breeze.
24/7 VIDEO RECORDING - GENBOLT Waterproof IP Network Surveillance IP Baby Camera max support 64GB TF Card with intelligent recording(with audio) to save more space.You can choose 24/7 or only record after triggered via app.Once alarm has triggered, a instant email(WITH PHOTOS) or notification will be sent even you are thousand miles far away.

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  dr death on 21/08/2019 - 20:27

  -2

  too expensive , similar cameras avaialble on amazaon for ~ 45$

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    [Deactivated] on 21/08/2019 - 20:43

    +1

    I have done some researches and with the similar price tag
    not a lot can do wide angle
    most $40 range outdoor cam are only 80 degrees angle of view
    while this is 110 degrees

    I bought this camera in late June this year during amazon flash deal
    no issue so far except the motion detect push notification is super sensitive
    (It even send me notification just because sun light direction change)
    So apparently there's no PIR motion detection at all

    However, one good thing about this cam is it support most streaming protocols such as RTSP and ONVIF
    so I can easily take the stream recordings and live stream to my Synology NAS (surveillance station)
    which also allows me to watch all my live footprint from the Synology DS Cam app

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      MBix on 21/08/2019 - 21:07

      +2

      @kungbernard you seem to be all over things like this so I thought I might ask you instead of the billions of articles that conflict each other online. Is there a way to set a camera like this up to sort of recording software with a hard drive to record footage 24/7 and if so is there any software that you recommend?

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        lac0449 on 21/08/2019 - 22:00

        I'm keen to know as well. It's not hard to rip a camera off the wall and there goes the recording.

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        [Deactivated] on 21/08/2019 - 22:11

        +3

        To record videos on cameras, normally wifi camera uses micro SD card to store motion detected footages (not 24/7 due to the capacity of the sd card)

        In order to do continuous recording, you need a server or NVR (Network Video Recorder). There are 3 main ways to do it:

        1. Buy an entire NVR + camera set which already comes with the NVR server with internal hard disk and the cameras. This type of product can either be wired (via PoE lan cable or coaxial cable / or wifi ) Eg. the Swann one that has the server and 4 cameras in the box

        2. If you prefer not to buy a whole set but just use your existing Ip cameras, you can use a NAS (network access storage) to record streams from the camera. Common well known brand are Synology and QNAP, both have their own surveillance station and mobile app. Note that to do this the cost might be high given that you need to buy the NAS, the hard drive and the surveillance station license (eg. Synology comes with 2 cameras licenses, any additional license is around 80aud each)

        3. Same as 2 that you want to use your existing Ip camera, instead of buying a NAS, you may also setup a NVR using an old PC / laptop as a NVR server. One well known software is BlueIris (around 120aud). You can install the software and hook up to 64 Ip cameras. The main drawback is you will need to keep this PC/laptop on 24/7 and also need to make sure it has stable power supply and good condition hard disk.

        Found a pretty good comparison YouTube video between BlueIris and Synology
        https://youtu.be/2uXuxqaWMs4

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      GregMonarch on 22/08/2019 - 00:10

      Say, kungbernard… During your research, did you happen to learn if there are brands better than others in quality? i.e. A good picture ok, but I more mean having a long lifespan, being robust where vibration is concerned and not degrading in sunlight, rain, etc.

      Application: I'd like to fit a camera on the outside of a truck, and a large monitor on the inside. So you have the same view from inside as if you were looking out a window. I've thought about mounting the typical ones with their own bracket but it sure makes them obvious.

      Then I thought maybe there are flush/surface mount ones you insert into drilled hole, so it's virtually invisible unless someone is specifically looking for it.

      Anyway - thinking out loud, LOL. The brand/quality/lifespan is the important thing. Maybe then I'll see a solution I hadn't thought of.

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  KenDiaMoi on 21/08/2019 - 20:57

  Does this work with Google home hub

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  Global Nomad on 21/08/2019 - 21:41

  +1

  If only these things could be powered by Eneloops…wiring them in seems to be the hard bit!

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  blkx on 21/08/2019 - 23:45

  +1

  Nor recommend
  Bought 2 from the last deal, cheap poor quality, one arrive dead.
  https://youtu.be/UaOAvchNAnY

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    GregMonarch on 22/08/2019 - 00:11

    Baby's rattle!

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    check on 22/08/2019 - 12:22

    @blkx
    Thanks for the heads up. Did you find something else?