Wired IP cameras
You can connect a wired IP camera to your current wiring or a socket. It's always powered that way, so you never miss what happens. You can connect the camera to WiFi or to your router via a network cable. A security camera with Power over Ethernet receives internet and power via 1 cable.
None Battery (power source)|No HomeBase required|2304 pixels
48,99-10%
43,99
None Battery (power source)|2880 pixels|41 °
43,99-25%
32,99
None Battery (power source)|No HomeBase required|2304 pixels
38,99-26%
28,99
Battery (power source)|No HomeBase required|3840 pixels
210,--5%
199,-
5
None Battery (power source)|2560 pixels|114 °
32,99
None Battery (power source)|No HomeBase required|2304 pixels
87,98
84,-
None Battery (power source)|No HomeBase required|3840 pixels
69,--7%
64,-
8
Our choice for an IP camera to keep an eye on every corner of the room|None Battery (power source)|No HomeBase required|3840 pixels
115,--5%
109,-
Our choice for an IP camera that you can also use to illuminate your garden|None Battery (power source)|No HomeBase required|2880 pixels
189,--21%
149,-
10
Spotlight|None Battery (power source)|2880 pixels
73,--32%
49,99