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In this video, we introduce our advanced solar-powered camera system—the WL660-36X combo paired with an 80W solar panel—designed to deliver uncompromising performance in even the harshest environments.
Product Highlights:
- 6-inch 6MP HD 36X Zoom PTZ Camera: Equipped with a robust metal ball cover for superior resistance to high temperatures and impacts.
- Dual-lens Dual-screen Setup: Combines an ultra-wide-angle lens with a 36X zoom PTZ lens to achieve crystal-clear monitoring from both near and far distances.
- Superior Lighting Options: Features a dual light source design with built-in infrared and white light. Customize between night vision infrared, full-color night vision, and benefit from 2 laser lights for up to 120 meters of night vision infrared clarity.
- Comprehensive Pan & Tilt: Offers horizontal rotation from 0 to 355 degrees and vertical tilt from 0 to 90 degrees for extensive coverage.
Connectivity and Storage:
Utilizes 2.4G WIFI and an RJ45 network port for seamless Internet access, with an optional 4G version (note: the 4G version does not support RJ45). Supports TF storage and free one-month cloud storage to safeguard your recordings.
Enhanced Communication and Smart Features:
Includes two-way voice intercom along with synchronous two-way video recording and playback. Provides humanoid detection, motion detection, and intelligent sound and light alarms to keep you alert. Supports ONVIF protocol and integration with NVR systems (4G version does not support this feature).
Quick Setup & Versatile Viewing:
Features Bluetooth quick network configuration, offers PC client preview (VMS), and remote management via Android/iOS apps. Seamlessly connects to Amazon Alexa for voice-controlled convenience.
Reliable Power Supply:
Powered by a DC 12V source to ensure continuous operation, making it the perfect solution for challenging environments where traditional power and network connectivity fall short.
