Horizon - 36X Optical Zoom - 8MP Solar Camera

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4G solar cameras are great for remote locations or areas where Wi-Fi is not readily available. Thieves have been known to use Wi-Fi jammers to block the signal. With a 4G camera they cannot do this.

No, as you will need to choose an appropriate provider that has good coverage in your area.

You can use any provider that works best in your area. Just make sure that you have 4G coverage and some data to operate the unit (Minimum 1GB/month).

The WiFi version is a great choice if you have a reliable and fast internet connection where the camera is going to be installed. 

This product is compatible with mobile operating systems Android 5.0 or iOS 10.0 and higher. If your phone is running an older version, you’ll need to update it to ensure proper functionality.

For optimal performance, your device should be connected to a WiFi network. The WiFi should meet the following requirements:

• Support for the 2.4 GHz band
• A WiFi delay (ping) of no more than 100ms
• An upload speed of at least 1 Mbps

Yes, you can choose to detach the solar panel from the camera and install it separately.

 A 3m power cable is included to power the camera from the solar panel.

Panel, Tilt and Zoom feature of the camera.

PIR stands for Passive Infrared. It refers to a type of sensor that detects motion by measuring infrared radiation (heat) emitted by objects, particularly the human body. These sensors are commonly used in security systems to detect movement within a designated area.

All the apps are free to download and use! However, if you’d like to use cloud storage, there is a small subscription fee. You can use a MicroSD card to store the data locally, which is a more cost-effective option.

Yes, you can! To share your device, just ask your family or friends to download the app and register an account. Once they’ve done that, go to the device list in the app, tap on the Settings icon, then select Sharing Permissions and Share. From there, you can enter the account you want to share the device with.

As the device owner, you can also choose what permissions to grant the people you share with—like whether they can use the intercom or watch video playback. You’re in control of who can share the device further, too. There’s no limit on how many people you can share with, but only three people can watch at the same time, and one person can talk at a time.