Installing a wireless camera means no cable runs and no hunting for a nearby socket: the battery supplies power and the solar panel tops it up in daylight. The manufacturer describes the model as long-lasting, but battery capacity and runtime are not in the supplier data. An F1.0 aperture is very bright for a security camera, so the lens gathers a lot of light and more detail survives at dusk.
For watching a summer cottage, garden, shed or driveway in places where running a cable is awkward. The pan and tilt housing lets one camera cover a larger area than a fixed camera, and the spotlights provide light at night. Footage is stored on a microSD card inside the camera.
| Brand | Reolink |
|---|---|
| Memory slots | Micro SD, Max. 512 GB |
| Net weight | 1.73 kg |
| Camera type | Outdoor |
| Chassis type | Bullet |
| Lens type | 4mm/F1.0 |
| Megapixel | 4 MP |
| EAN | 6978285031610 |
Yes, this is the Altas Series B630 version with a solar panel. The panel charges the camera battery in daylight, so the battery has to be taken down for charging less often.
The manufacturer does not specify: neither battery capacity nor runtime is given by the supplier. Runtime also depends on how much the camera records and how much sun reaches the panel.
The camera has a microSD slot that takes cards up to 512 GB. That keeps recordings on site even without a cloud service.
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