Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz

— the wireless connection mode, which is often appreciated for its range and more reliable performance through walls, ceilings, and other obstacles. That's why it's often chosen for cameras in corridors, entrances, garages, holiday homes, and even outdoors when the router is indoors, but the camera needs to be placed farther away. However, this range has a catch: it is often "crowded" with neighboring networks and household devices, so under weak signal conditions or with high traffic, broadcast lags and quality drops, especially at 2K/4K, are possible.