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thebullsback
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I already have two fully wired cctv camera's around my property but have a need now to cover a car parked in a back lane which is directly outside my property..
I cannot be bothered with the hassle of placing a wired camera there and just wondered if anyone has ideas on a simple camera to use . I have a power supply close by and the ability to use internet Power Plugs .
I cannot be bothered with the hassle of placing a wired camera there and just wondered if anyone has ideas on a simple camera to use . I have a power supply close by and the ability to use internet Power Plugs .
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Why not replicate the cameras you have, used with a powerline ethernet adaptor pair? If you are OK with WiFi and a battery, Amazon are currently offering a 67% discount on their Blink Outdoor camera with two-year battery life0
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Vitor said:Why not replicate the cameras you have, used with a powerline ethernet adaptor pair? If you are OK with WiFi and a battery, Amazon are currently offering a 67% discount on their Blink Outdoor camera with two-year battery life0
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Have a look at the Reolink range, Amazon good for deals or go direct to Reolink website.0
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Vitor said:Why not replicate the cameras you have, used with a powerline ethernet adaptor pair? If you are OK with WiFi and a battery, Amazon are currently offering a 67% discount on their Blink Outdoor camera with two-year battery life
Failing that, my (biased) recommendation would be Google Nest (only by virtue of using them myself) but Ring, Blink, Arlo, etc are all options. It's common for some of the features (like decent video history) to be pay-walled.
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