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wopachop
Jan 09, 2019Explorer
Anyone feel like talking about the technical side of wifi cameras setup on your RV?
There are lots of options. Ive been researching for a couple days and learned some good info. The "wired" versions of the Ring cameras are superior. Which sucks for an RV installation. But its doable.
With the floodlight and siren activated it only pulled 28watts. Max recorded was a 38w spike.
Im looking at the $20 wyze cams. No spotlight but at 20 bucks you could put them anywhere. Negative ive seen is 15-20 second lag to alert your phone.
There are lots of options. Ive been researching for a couple days and learned some good info. The "wired" versions of the Ring cameras are superior. Which sucks for an RV installation. But its doable.
With the floodlight and siren activated it only pulled 28watts. Max recorded was a 38w spike.
Im looking at the $20 wyze cams. No spotlight but at 20 bucks you could put them anywhere. Negative ive seen is 15-20 second lag to alert your phone.
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