Smart outdoor security cameras in SA?

Ordered the RLC811A as I got a 5% for not getting chosen to test the RLC 1212A.

Plus had some $ available on paypal.

Hope it doesn't disappoint
 
Ordered the RLC811A as I got a 5% for not getting chosen to test the RLC 1212A.

Plus had some $ available on paypal.

Hope it doesn't disappoint
How many did you order? Was actually gonna ping you the other day to see if you'd be keen for a group buy... guess i was too late..haha
 
Ordered the RLC811A as I got a 5% for not getting chosen to test the RLC 1212A.

Plus had some $ available on paypal.

Hope it doesn't disappoint
I have two and really like them. Prefer them over the 810. Just being able to zoom and get a good position is great. So I can mount them in a nicer place and zoom to what I want to watch
 
How many did you order? Was actually gonna ping you the other day to see if you'd be keen for a group buy... guess i was too late..haha
Cheaper to buy 2 but only had money for 1.

But after buying some stuff for my youngest, should have bought 2 and been able to say I have no money
 
How many did you order? Was actually gonna ping you the other day to see if you'd be keen for a group buy... guess i was too late..haha
Hmm ... depends on price. Interested in a few RLC410s to close 2 blind spots and to replace the wifi Argus 2. Argus fine but wake up lag can sometimes be irritating.
 
I have two and really like them. Prefer them over the 810. Just being able to zoom and get a good position is great. So I can mount them in a nicer place and zoom to what I want to watch
Yep. Replacing the 810A. Will either replace one of the others with 810A or use it to cover 3 blind spots I have.
 
Just for interest I have:

3 x 810As
1 x Argus 2 wifi
4 x 410 5mp

Awaiting 1 × 811A which will probably take a month or more!

Ultimately in real life the 410s and argus are fine.

The 810As are great in terms of distance viewing but pretty much overkill for my purposes of simply being able to identify cause of a security beam / alarm breach.

The 811A is for my gate to see any cars approaching and be able to capture as much detail as possible. Thus can't wait for 12mp to be on sale!

But as I said for other spots, a 410 is adequate. Although the 510A better because of smart detection.

So guess question is:

How do you experience the reolink cameras in real life (IRL)? Does more pixels make a difference IRL application?
 
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Order with airline on 22 March within 3 days of order on 19 March 2022.

A record! But no further input. Sadly sent via 4PX
 
Ok

26 March 2022 - Despatched to overseas


So handed over to airline doesn't mean anything.

Now the wait! With DHL would have been here within a few days. But 4PX probably months.
 
I was not aware that there are 3 versions of the RLC 810A


Checked my 810As and only possible way to identify may be the build number or hardware version.
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How many did you order? Was actually gonna ping you the other day to see if you'd be keen for a group buy... guess i was too late..haha
Let me know if you still placing order.

I'll be ready next month to order 3 x whatever refurbished poe cameras on sale.

Just waiting to check the RLC811A in case its really worth more money it costs.
 
Any experience or thoughts on the reolink duo cameras?


Somehow, doesn't appeal to me.
 
Got one. Works perfectly.

Redundant since I've got a house size UPS and just added solar panels.
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Edit mine only 15/19 and up to 24V not 48V
Old ones were like that but seems the new ones have 48V , according to the the specs. on DBG .

"

Multiple PoE Output Options, now with 48V​

The Micro UPS offers various voltages on it's PoE output port to power any of your devices. A selectable toggle can switch between 15V, 24V, or 48V. The newly included 48V PoE option can be used to power a VoIP phone, an IP camera, a Ubiquiti UniFi access point, a MikroTik cAP access point, or other 48V compatible devices."
 
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