These 4K battery cameras save 24/7

TP-Link has just launched a pile of new security cameras for its brand Tapo Smart Home, including a 4K compatible line for the outside and a junk of cheap saucepan and reclining cams which can be used inside and outside. The company finally publishes its Tapo Homebase H500 Central hub, first shown at These 2024which provides facial recognition and expanded local storage to its cameras. The base of the house will act as a Material controllerallowing you to add non-taxo devices to the TAPO application.

New versions, which are now available to Amazon And TP-Link siteinclude an upgrade to the Tapo Magcam series with battery, Bring 4K 8MP resolution images and a night -colored night vision (which shows lighter images even in low light). There is a standard camera, $ 149.99 Tapo Magcam 4K Solar (C460), and a Pan-Tilt version, the $ 169.99 Tapo Vistacam 360 Solar (C660).

The two have a solar power integrated into the assembly system and can record 24/7 on the battery – something that few other cameras supplied by battery offer. “We have reached continuous 24/7 recording at a lower image frequency,” said David Lux, Marketing Director of TP-Link. “He records in less quality when nothing happens, moving to better quality when the movement is detected.”

According to TP-Link, the cameras can record up to 55 days on a single load using the frequency of images adjustable to save energy and require as little as 45 minutes of sun per day on the solar panel to keep it fully powered.

A wired version of the Vistacam, Became C560WScosts $ 99.99 and supports facial recognition on disk as well as 24/7 recording to 25 IPS.

All the new Tapo cameras have the possibility of saving local on a microSD card (sold separately), at the Cloud Tapo or at the new Home de Tapo house. They have free smart alerts for AI for pets, people and vehicles, treated on the device. The destroyed Pan versions support automatic monitoring of pets, vehicles and people.

Tapo also has a new 4K complacency plug-in, an interior panoramic tilt camera, the $ 59.99 Has become roomcam360 (C260), which supports recording 24/7 on an SD card or the base. It offers a 360 -degree horizontal coverage, a physical confidentiality shutter, smart alerts for people, pets and vehicles and noise detection for a crying baby, glass breakage, cat mealing and dog barking, explains Lux.

An option at a lower cost, the new Tapo Hybrid The series is a range of 2K compatible rechargeable cameras that start at $ 30. All meteorological arrangements, pan-inclination capacities and a multi-montage design that allows you to place the camera flat on a surface or mount it on a wall or ceiling.

$ 69.99 Tapo Hybridcam Duo (C246D) is the most interesting here. It has double 2K 3MP lens cameras, one a 360 -degree pan -bar with a 6 mm telephoto lens and the other a fixed lens with a field of vision at 125 degrees, so that it can cover large spaces while simultaneously zooming in details. The duo has synchronized intelligent monitoring, so if the fixed objective identifies something, the pan-attack lens can adapt to follow it. A 4K version, upset solar Was announced to these this year, but there is not yet a sign of launch for this model.

THE Hybridcam series Also includes three unique camera options with the same design, from $ 29.99 for 1080p resolution, $ 34.99 for 2K and $ 49.99 for 3K resolution. These models are all in Panal with automatic follow -up and free AI detection for people and sounds. The two most expensive cameras add the detection of pets and vehicles.

As mentioned, the cameras all have the possibility of local storage on the device with a micro-SD card or on the new $ 149.99 Tapo Homebase (H500). A triangular hub with an integrated tablet support (tablet not included), the base of the base adds 16 GB of local storage for cameras, expandable with an external hard drive to 16 TB.

Tapo says that the Homebase, which supports Ethernet and 2.4 / 5 GHz Wi-Fi, can manage up to 16 Tapo cameras as well as take care of the ONVIF compatible cameras. When connected to the base, all Tapo cameras acquire local facial recognition.

You can connect a tablet to the support, keep it powered via a USB port and use it as a camera visualization device, showing up to four live views at a time. Alternatively, you can hang the base with a TV via its HDMI port. With an integrated microphone and speaker, the base can act as an intercom for Tapo cameras and video bells.

The base is a center for Tapo’s subgig sensors and supports material devices on Wi-Fi, which allows it Material controller. This means that it can connect and control compatible compatible Smart Home devices, as well as the material devices of other brands in the TAPO application. This should allow you to use Tapo rules and automation to automate all your compatible gadgets in an application. However, Lux says that the HUB only supports material devices in the categories that Tapo is currently taking care of, which include lighting, sensors, switches, traffic jams and door locks.