Wyze has announced the release of the Wyze Solar Cam Pan, a new outdoor security camera that is both battery-powered and can pan and tilt. The camera is powered by a built-in rechargeable battery and an integrated solar panel, which means users do not need to recharge or swap batteries often. According to Wyze, the solar panel only needs about an hour of direct sunlight each day to keep the camera running.
The Wyze Solar Cam Pan records in 2K high-definition, which gives a clear picture for users watching live or recorded video. The camera also uses artificial intelligence to recognize people and can track them as they move across the camera’s field of view. This can help users know when someone is on their property, and the camera will follow their movement without needing anyone to control it. These features work together to offer security for homes or businesses.
Since the camera is wire-free, it can be placed in many different spots outside without worrying about access to outlets or running power cords. This setup makes it a good fit for people who want to monitor areas where it is hard to reach or where there are no power sources. The solar panel is attached directly to the camera, so there is no need for any extra hardware or installation steps beyond mounting the camera.
Wyze is known for making smart home products that aim to be easy to use and affordable. With the Wyze Solar Cam Pan, the focus is on making outdoor security simple and cutting down on the need for regular upkeep. The company says that just an hour of sun each day is enough to keep the camera working, which could be helpful for people who want to set it up and not worry about charging it later.
The camera is available through Wyze’s website and is aimed at people looking for a low-maintenance way to watch over their property. The use of solar charging and a wire-free design may appeal to those who want a security camera that can work in more places around the home or business, especially where running wires would be a problem. The addition of person detection and tracking also adds another layer of usefulness for users who want to know exactly who is on their property at any time.
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