Posted: 11/7/2016 2:11:33 PM EDT
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I live in a town home on the second floor. There is only one way to access my unit and that is via the stairs to a small deck area. The deck area is one straight shot so positioning a camera would be very easy, I only need one. Someone has been coming up to my unit during the day when I'm not home. I find the gate open and things moved around as well as cabinets open. I thought about a Trail camera that takes video but I want to be able to view it on my phone. Can anyone recommend something based on these needs and help me catch a nosy neighbor or possible thief? 1 camera only (will be outdoors) Wireless Motion activated Capable of video and pictures Able to view on my phone Night vision The camera will be in range of my wifi but I don't have a PC constantly up and running in the house. |
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Quoted: Ring stick up camera should do the trick. Or you could get one of their doorbells, if the wall faces the area you want video of. Records to the cloud on motion, sends you an alert too. I have one and am really happy with it. |
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Grab a 6-pack. ETA: 1 camera? Probably not worth the read. |
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Ring stick up camera should do the trick. Or you could get one of their doorbells, if the wall faces the area you want video of. Records to the cloud on motion, sends you an alert too. I have one and am really happy with it. I tried to stick up camera and thought it was shit. I might give the arlo pro A try. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Quoted: Mine ran no problems through an upstate NY winter where temps can hit zero or below. Quoted: Quoted: For those with cameras outdoors, any of you have below zero temps? I think the Arlo is rated to 14F which could be June in MN. Mine ran no problems through an upstate NY winter where temps can hit zero or below. |
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Was it sheltered in anyway? Which direction/exposure are they facing? Thx Quoted:
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For those with cameras outdoors, any of you have below zero temps? I think the Arlo is rated to 14F which could be June in MN. Mine ran no problems through an upstate NY winter where temps can hit zero or below. Mine are Mounted on porch rails or overhangs around the perimeter of the house. Generally facing north or east. One in particularly was more exposed to the west wind. If you are concerned about weather, you could always build small wind breaks or shelters if needed. Sample views 
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