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TP-Link Tapo
See what's happening around your house in the dark sharply with Tapo by TP-Link. Thanks to the color night vision and 2K footage, you'll miss fewer details.Reolink
With Reolink, you can store footage locally without an extra subscription. You can keep a close eye on your house and don't have to pay for unnecessary extras.Ring
Get smart notifications of movement around your house with Ring. You'll know when someone rings the bell or walks by faster.eufy
Recognize what's happening around your house and store footage locally with eufy. You combine convenient AI functions with extra privacy.
The IP camera of this moment
Every detail is visible
This pan tilt zoom camera records in the razor-sharp 4K resolution. This keeps your footage sharp when you zoom in on details. Thanks to the 2 built-in lenses, you won't miss a single event.
Wired or wireless?
You can choose between a wired or wireless IP camera. A wireless camera runs on a battery. You can easily place it anywhere, but you do need to charge it occasionally. A wired camera always has power. You connect this type of camera to your fixed wiring or to a power outlet. Make sure you have a good WiFi signal at the location where you place the camera. Do you want a camera that always has power and good internet? Choose a Power over Ethernet (PoE) camera.
Which type of camera do you choose?
Pan tilt zoom camera
A pan tilt zoom (PTZ) camera can rotate and tilt. This gives you a 360-degree view of the room or garden and reduces blind spots. Some PTZ cameras automatically track movement, so you don't miss a single event. You can also rotate the camera manually via the app on your smartphone.
Floodlight or spotlight camera
With a floodlight or spotlight camera, you illuminate a part of your garden. A floodlight camera has a large spotlight that turns on upon motion. This way, visitors know immediately that they are being seen. The lights of a spotlight camera are somewhat smaller, but provide enough light to record color images even at night.
Bullet camera
Bullet cameras film a single fixed point. You place a bullet camera down or mount it and rotate it yourself in the correct direction. This is useful if you want to secure a hallway or parking lot, for example. There are many types of bullet cameras with different connections and application locations. This ensures you'll always find one that suits your needs.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I connect an IP camera?
It depends on the type of camera how you connect your IP camera. A wireless IP camera works with a battery. Charge it first and then easily place the camera anywhere you want. For a wired IP camera, keep in mind where you install it. You have to connect it to a socket, Ethernet cable, or the fixed wiring of your house. This means you can't just mount it anywhere.
Do I need a subscription?
You need a subscription for some IP cameras when you want to store footage. This usually differs per brand. You can then store the recording in the cloud and watch them anywhere. You pay a fixed amount per month for this. You don't need a subscription for every IP camera. Some IP cameras let you store footage on a base station or SD card.
How do I connect my IP camera to my smartphone?
You can connect your IP camera to your mobile phone via the accompanying app. In the manual of the camera, you can find which app you have to download. For most apps, you need to make an account first. Then you'll receive step by step instructions on how to connect the camera to your smartphone. Make sure that your smartphone has a stable WiFi connection.
