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Tapo 2K Outdoor Wired Pan/Tilt Security Wi-Fi Camera (Used - Like New, C510W) for $33.01 - 20% off at checkout =
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About this item:
- 360° Visual Coverage & Smart Motion Tracking: the Tapo C510W provides remotely controlled pan/tilt operation to create a massive 360° horizontal and 130° vertical view range. The pan/tilt configuration and its high-speed rotation will also continuously track moving objects that come into the camera's view
- Crisp 2K Live View: with the resolution of 2304 × 1296 px, Tapo C510W enhances your security by capturing more details compared with traditional 1080p (1920 × 1080 px)
- Full-Color Night Vision: the Tapo C510W reveals full-color images with built-in spontlights even at night, with 850 nm IR LED up to 98ft
- Secure Local or Cloud Storage: save footage continuously on up to a 512 GB microSD card (not included) or subscribe to Tapo Care for cloud storage which saves 30-day video history and provides additional benefits such as motion tracking, baby crying detection, and more. Before purchasing a microSD card, please consult the TP-Link FAQ to ensure compatibility with your device
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What I like is that it has motion tracking.
The colorpro series are their best in low light, larger sensor and aperture for perter performance. From the product page "F1.0 Super-Aperture Lens & 1/1.79''Large Sensor-An F1.0 super-aperture lens captures 4× more the amount of light than F2.0 while the 1/1.79'' sensor has a larger target surface and higher sensitivity than normal 1/2.7'' sensors."
I just realized they aren't the same model, im walking about the one with antennas
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As camtek says if you've got seriously low light concerns get the 325 and use the built-in spotlight at like 10% and you will be amazed at quality (especially a used like new one for $48 as they currently are, I just bought another one 😂)
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That function DOES NOT WORK about 95% of the time.
Otherwise a fine camera.
V1 : 15 fps, 12 volt 1A power supply, Typical power 3.75 W, Max power 12 W
1/2.8" Progressive Scan CMOS Sensor
Focal Length: 3.9 mm, Aperture: F2.0, Field of View: 97.23° (Diagonal), 82.3° (Horizontal), 45.31° (Vertical
V2: 30 fps, 9 volt 0.85A power supply, Typical power 2.3 W, Max power 7.2 W
1/3" Progressive Scan CMOS Sensor
Focal Length: 3.99 mm±5%, Aperture: F2.2±10%, Field of View: 85.5° (Diagonal), 73.5° (Horizontal), 41° (Vertical)
I haven't tested the motion detection because I'll be streaming to Frigate NVR on a Linux mini pc for analysis/notifications/recording. I used my remaining 40% off from the Citi offer to get two of these, one for $15 and the other for $23.
I would assume all recent models are V2's but you can tell as it says 9 volt adapter on the side box even before you open it.
the used one would reboot when using the pan/tilt on the live feeds. I dont think amz fully checks them.
New one has been working fine for the most part just gotta reboot it once in awhile.
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The person detection is much better than I had read on some reviews, but this is going to depend on distance. On the playback page, each clip is shown with a orange running person (ironically that is a motion detection) or a picture of a blue torso with a head which is person detected. Over 15 clips it recorded yesterday, the person detection was 100% accurate (6 out of 15 clips), which I do not expect to always be the case, but I was surprised.
The pan & tilt is wonderful. Unlike some cheap pan & tilts, you can set 10 preset positions to move to at any time on the pan & tilt screen. This is not just pan in a direction, but you can pan to an absolute saved point. For earlier firmwares users reported some drift in position when returning to a point after a lot of movement over time. However, I haven't seen that yet so far in this current firmware.
The color night vision is also pretty good, with spotlight settings from 1 to 5. I've found it has much better detection at night in Infrared mode. There are 3 modes, Infrared (black & white), full color (spotlight will be on all night long), or smart. In smart mode, it uses infrared for detection and the first 15 seconds of an alert. Only then does it turn on the light and go full color which means you lose about 3 seconds of video during that adjustment.
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