Best wifi remote indoor monitoring camera?
#1
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Best wifi remote indoor monitoring camera?
Hoping the scoobynet knowledgebase will help here.
Basically looking for a remote access camera for the house so I can keep an eye on things remotely from pc/smartphone/tablet.
Needs to be a wireless connection to the router due to location, for domestic use. Power supply to the camera itself not a problem
Any thoughts?
Cheers
Basically looking for a remote access camera for the house so I can keep an eye on things remotely from pc/smartphone/tablet.
Needs to be a wireless connection to the router due to location, for domestic use. Power supply to the camera itself not a problem
Any thoughts?
Cheers
#2
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Foscam - used one for years and a superb and cheap bit of kit. There is a dedicated app for apple devices for foscam cameras (surveillance pro) which again has been around years and regularly developed and improved as well as there being android apps that work fine with them.
www.foscam.co.uk
www.foscam.co.uk
Last edited by An0n0m0us; 08 January 2014 at 09:32 AM.
#5
Another vote for Foscam. I've got the 9820 which was the first 720P camera Foscam did I think. Picture is very good quality.
The latest equivalent model is the 9821 I think. These are indoor cameras which are wireless but need a power supply. You can sit them in the window looking outwards but this will only work during the day. The cameras have Infra-Red for night vision but the IR will bounce off the window and blind the camera at night. If the camera was only used to show an internal picture (as in not facing out of the window) the night vision would work.
These models do have an SD card built-in for recording but obviously if the camera or SD card is stolen the evidence is gone.
As above, you don't need a PC to run the camera but you will need one to initially configure it.
You can set up the camera to email pictures on motion detection
The latest equivalent model is the 9821 I think. These are indoor cameras which are wireless but need a power supply. You can sit them in the window looking outwards but this will only work during the day. The cameras have Infra-Red for night vision but the IR will bounce off the window and blind the camera at night. If the camera was only used to show an internal picture (as in not facing out of the window) the night vision would work.
These models do have an SD card built-in for recording but obviously if the camera or SD card is stolen the evidence is gone.
As above, you don't need a PC to run the camera but you will need one to initially configure it.
You can set up the camera to email pictures on motion detection
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More evidence of you living in fear then
Does it really have to be wifi? Could you use a homeplug and run an ethernet cable to it? In that way you would effectively have a 'hard' connection and so no wifi connection issues
http://www.homeplugs.co.uk/acatalog/homeplugs.html
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More evidence of you living in fear then
Does it really have to be wifi? Could you use a homeplug and run an ethernet cable to it? In that way you would effectively have a 'hard' connection and so no wifi connection issues
http://www.homeplugs.co.uk/acatalog/homeplugs.html
Does it really have to be wifi? Could you use a homeplug and run an ethernet cable to it? In that way you would effectively have a 'hard' connection and so no wifi connection issues
http://www.homeplugs.co.uk/acatalog/homeplugs.html
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