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Depends on your region. Better to check official website: ajax.systems/where-to-buy/

Please do not rush to conclusions. Most likely, you just misunderstood the point of our video. We were neither reviewing and testing technical features nor criticizing the specific Reolink Argus 4 Pro camera. Moreover, we were not criticizing the Reolink brand. We wanted to explain that for a homeowner, a WiFi camera with a solar panel is an absurd solution because if you have WiFi, in most cases, you can install a power cable from the nearest socket to the camera. A solar panel is a very vulnerable component of any 24/7 security system and should be used only if you truly do not have electricity or if installing a power cable is simply impossible. Therefore, this camera is suitable only for specific tasks such as installation on remote sites.

You really never have instslled wired cameras much!

@@mtnwolfman88 Nope, you are not right, buddy.. We are in the security industry almost 20 years, I remember times when analog camera with 420 TVL was considered as high resolution camera. And I have hundreds installations in my life. Thats why I'm telling that wired installation is always better and in 99% it is possible to use cable.

You don't live in the Rural Rocky Mountsins then. Can't dig 10 feet without running into rocks the size of a Volkswagon. And yea it snows on Solsr Panels. I have lived on on solar power for 33 years!

I know good local company in your area - GMS Security. You can find them in google 😉

Thank you for feedback 🤟

In what country do you use your system?

Please do not rush to conclusions. Most likely, you just misunderstood the point of our video. We were neither reviewing and testing technical features nor criticizing the specific Reolink Argus 4 Pro camera. Moreover, we were not criticizing the Reolink brand. We wanted to explain that for a homeowner, a WiFi camera with a solar panel is an absurd solution because if you have WiFi, in most cases, you can install a power cable from the nearest socket to the camera. A solar panel is a very vulnerable component of any 24/7 security system and should be used only if you truly do not have electricity or if installing a power cable is simply impossible. Therefore, this camera is suitable only for specific tasks such as installation on remote sites.

Do you use your solar panel security system for residential project?

@@piplsystems yes I have reolink argus 3

Thank you, buddy! Did you try to play with these cameras?

Please check official website Ajax.systems 😉

You're welcome, my friend!

Please do not rush to conclusions. Most likely, you just misunderstood the point of our video. We were neither reviewing and testing technical features nor criticizing the specific Reolink Argus 4 Pro camera. Moreover, we were not criticizing the Reolink brand. We wanted to explain that for a homeowner, a WiFi camera with a solar panel is an absurd solution because if you have WiFi, in most cases, you can install a power cable from the nearest socket to the camera. A solar panel is a very vulnerable component of any 24/7 security system and should be used only if you truly do not have electricity or if installing a power cable is simply impossible. Therefore, this camera is suitable only for specific tasks such as installation on remote sites.

Great question! Nope, Reolink battery-powered cameras cannot work with Reolink NVR ((

Sure, here in Canada we have a bit different conditions with weather 😁

Thanks for your feedback! What technical information about TP-Link do you need?

Thank you for your feedback! I hope you solved already your issue with your camera 🤝

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Right 🤣🤝

Thank you, my friend!

Thank you, man 🙌

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Hello! In what country are you living now?

You are absolutely right! We apologize if it appeared that we were comparing CE and UL directly in the video. We included both to highlight their differences at 1:13. Thank you for watching!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Sorry, we don’t have any courses, buddy! If you need technical experience go to work in security installation company for some time.

Thank you! We are just sharing our experience in security industry 😉🤝

Thank you, buddy!

Hello! If you’re comparing Purple drives, the one with a 256MB cache is generally better than the 64MB cache. The larger cache helps with faster data access, more efficient writes, and smoother performance, especially important for continuous recording and handling multiple video streams in surveillance systems.

Thank you, buddy, for your feedback 🙌

In theory, yes! The PNM-C16013RVQ from Hanwha should work perfectly for your application on an outside corner with 270° coverage! Each of the camera modules has a 97° horizontal field of view, so three of them together can cover 291° (97° x 3), which more than meets your 270° requirement. You can adjust the pan and tilt to minimize how much wall you see, focusing the cameras on the surrounding area. For the fourth camera, you can use its 90° rotation capability to cover any blind spots left by the other three. This setup should give you seamless coverage, ensuring that no area goes unmonitored. Hope this helps! Let us know if you have any more questions. 😊

Thank you!