Securty Camera?

[pxr5]

I need to keep an eye on my garages,I'm after a basic out doors camera mains powered,happy for it to be hard wired, I would like it as simple as possible and not too pricey, any suggestions? thanks

[Davey]

I have 2 of these.

www.amazon.co.uk/Ctronics-Security-Surveillance-Tracking-Detection/dp/B08JV37VRB/ref=asc_df_B08JV37VRB/?tag=googshopuk-21&linkCode=df0&hvadid=463109308039&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=1282577079180175950&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1006891&hvtargid=pla-1024721665625&psc=1

One on the front of the house and one on the back.

Can watch live over mobile network on your phone and picture quality day/ might is great for the price.

See below from the other day.



Can also live record video to your phone/ take images, above was me ensuring i hadn't just been destroyed by a tesco van.

On black friday deals they tend to be 50% off, 2 years and still working well!

[akku]

I use EZViz cameras and they seem pretty decent. There is a subscription fee if you want to use thier cloud rather than a memory card

www.ezviz.com/category/security-wifi-cameras

[pxr5]

Ok, Ill check them out, thanks!

[ahebron]

I have a EUFY wireless system and doorbell installed.
Solar charger on one camera that is tricky to get to.
So far so good.

[slater]

My problem isnt the cameras its finding decent software. I've ended up with a few different camera setups but the software always sucks ass!

Want somthing that will do motion detection and send me an alarm through a phone app really. Preferably somthing I cant mute either!

[Davey]

Sept 26, 2022 12:27:58 GMT slater said:

My problem isnt the cameras its finding decent software. I've ended up with a few different camera setups but the software always sucks ass!

Want somthing that will do motion detection and send me an alarm through a phone app really. Preferably somthing I cant mute either!

Ctronics as above comes with motion detection with instant image and video capture and you can tailor the sensitivity, however it can get a bit trigger happy.

[slater]

Humm I actually have the ctronics camera linked above but I couldnt get on with the software. Was like somthing a chinaman had designed in his lunch break.. il have another look tho.

Probably doesnt help that I don't have a landline connection in the workshop and my networking abilities are not great! Adds many complications.

[Davey]

Sept 26, 2022 13:48:20 GMT slater said:

Humm I actually have the ctronics camera linked above but I couldnt get on with the software. Was like somthing a chinaman had designed in his lunch break.. il have another look tho.

Probably doesnt help that I don't have a landline connection in the workshop and my networking abilities are not great! Adds many complications.

I agree it doesn't look pretty but i find it functional.

Mine are all wireless no hardwiring for me but i get this isn't always the easiest thing. I recently bought a Kasa spot as a pet camera and I'm still baffled at how its supposed to connect to anything.

[Frankenhealey]

We have a couple of EUFY floodlight cameras. One is no problem whatsoever but the other attracts spiders for some reason and the so-called AI human motion detection reckons that a spider is a scrote trying to nick cars. Also mist and rain

[Davey]

Before I worked out the sensitivity, grass blowing in the breeze from 40 yards away was my problem.