NAS-compatible IP cameras have the ability to save images to a hard drive that you connect to the home network. Because it allows for hard drives with a lot of storage space, this is the best option for those who want to record a lot of images. You don't have to pay a subscription fee for this, but you have to pay a one-time fee for the NAS, hard drives and a software license.
None Battery (power source)|2560 pixels|114 °
43,99
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None Battery (power source)|No HomeBase required|2304 pixels
33,99
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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
65,-
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None Battery (power source)|No HomeBase required|2304 pixels
47,99
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Spotlight|Battery (power source)|2304 pixels
71,-
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Our choice for an IP camera that captures razor-sharp indoor footage|None Battery (power source)|2880 pixels|41 °
36,99
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Our choice for an IP camera for indoors that allows you to zoom in on the smallest details|None Battery (power source)|No HomeBase required|3840 pixels
95,-
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Battery (power source)|HomeBase 3|3840 pixels
520,-
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Spotlight|None Battery (power source)|2560 pixels
88,-
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