Ezviz CS-EB8 (3MP,4GA)

EZVIZ CS-EB8 (3MP,4GA) Spherical IP security camera Indoor & outdoor 2304 x 1296 pixels Wall.Networks and security systems.Video cameras.

【Extended Connectivity with 4G LTE】Wi-Fi coverage will no longer be a problem when finding that perfect location to install the EB8 4G. Just install the camera any place with a 4G LTE connection, and move it to another spot whenever you need. Attention: the camera does not support using Wi-Fi network. 【Built-in GPS & Solar-Powered】Even if you lose... moreyour camera in the wilderness or the woods, it won't be lost thanks to the GPS locator function. The EB8 4G is 100% wire-free with built-in rechargeable batteries. Going even further into the realm of sustainable green energy, this camera can be connected to an EZVIZ Solar Panel (sold separately) to harness the power of the sun. 【360° 2K Resolution & Colour Night Vision】It can pan and tilt to take in a 360-degree field-of-view, and render details in 2K resolution to capture crucial moments clearly. The EB8 4G uses its built-in spotlight to restore the colorful beauty of its natural surroundings, even when it’s late at night. It would be very difficult to sneak in under the cover of darkness with the EB8 standing guard. 【Human Detection & Siren Strobe Light Alerts & Two-way Talk】You can set the camera to detect all kinds of motion – including running animals – or enable the smart human motion feature to auto-track human activities. Upon detection of intruders, it will flash a spotlight to let uninvited visitors know they have been detected. Enjoy two-way communications by simply using your phone. Or, pre-record specific voice messages that automatically play when people are detected on camera. 【Weatherproof & SD Card / Cloud Storage / Work with Alexa】The camera is weatherproof against rain and snow. You can secure your recorded videos on a local micro SD card of up to 512 GB (sold separately), or subscribe to EZVIZ CloudPlay for fully-encrypted cloud storage. What’s better, you can voice-enable the live viewing with “Hey Google” or “Alexa” to check what’s happening on a bigger screen.