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2X Tapo 2K Outdoor Security Camera, Motion Detection, IP66 Weatherproof, Built-in Siren, 2-way Audio, 3MP, Night Vision, C310

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Posted 9 April 2024

2X Tapo 2K Outdoor Security Camera, Motion Detection, IP66 Weatherproof, Built-in Siren, 2-way Audio, 3MP, Night Vision, C310

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Ultra-High-Definition Video: Records every image in crystal-clear 3MP definition.
Advanced Night Vision: Provides a visual distance of up to 98 ft (30m) even in total darkness.
Motion Detection and Notifications: Notifies you when the camera detects movement.
Sound and Light Alarm: Trigger light and sound effects to frighten away unwanted visitors.
Two-Way Audio: Enables communication through a built-in microphone and speaker.
Safe Storage: Locally stores up to 512 GB 3MP video on a microSD card, offering convenient access to your video footage.
Voice Control: Free Up Your Hands with Voice Control: Works with the Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa. (Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa are not available in all languages and countries).

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Tapo C310P2 Outdoor Security Wi-Fi Camera. Ultra-High-Definition Video: Records every image in crystal-clear 3MP definition. Wired or Wireless Networking: Connect your camera to the network through Ethernet or WiFi for more flexible installation. Advanced Night Vision: Provides a visual distance of up to 98 ft (30m) even in total darkness. Motion Detection and Notifications: Notifies you when the camera detects movement. Sound and Light Alarm: Trigger light and sound effects to frighten away unwanted visitors. Two-Way Audio: Enables communication through a built-in microphone and speaker. Safe Storage: Locally stores up to 512 GB 3MP video on a microSD card, offering convenient access to your video footage. Voice Control: Free Up Your Hands with Voice Control: Works with the Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa. (Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa are not available in all languages and countries).

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9th Apr
I fitted a similar thing for my Dad. I drilled a 3mm hole through the bottom corner of the PVC window and used these to extend the wire. I installed the cameras right next to where the window opens so if they needed moving/cleaning or maintenance you can access them from inside - didn't want him climbing ladders!
9th Apr
I have these. Good cameras for monitoring and alerting. Can even activate internal siren if movement detected
9th Apr
It's a 5V cable in the other side, so a 7mm hole (I think) was wide enough where I needed one.

Don't forget to drill at a slightly upwards angle, and droploop your cable from the outside, to prevent water ingress.
9th Apr
Exactly this. Rubber wall grommet or just fill the hole with silicone.
9th Apr
Does anyone know where to get an extension for the cable? I`m running a bit short

(edited)
9th Apr
Something like this to extend the camera cable,

ebay.co.uk/itm…580
9th Apr
Had mine going over 3 years now.

They're good for quick, easy, and cheap camera options; saves having to run wires all around my house and needing a box plugged in 24/7. The app is also easy to use.

Can record 24/7 or motion activated, can record for free straight into a micro SD (max 128GB), at various resolultions up to 2k (I set mine to 1080p), and you can also buy a subscription if you want to for cloud upload.

Although, I had to get a replacement after the first winter, because there was water ingress in the SD card slot which damaged a few things. Customer service did replace it after a few photos.

Ended up putting electrical tape over the SD card slot to prevent further ingress, and going fine since. (edited)
9th Apr
As you rarely need to remove SD cards I generally put a bit of silicone sealant over, if necessary that will just peel off, do it with all my cameras now
9th Apr
Bargain, just ordered. We use these at work for machine monitoring and they are really good
9th Apr
Are these wired or battery powered?
9th Apr
Amazon comment:
"You should note that the unit uses a transformer power lead which requires a socket (if intending to power from exisitng external lights) and not the longest cable. Otherwise great bit of kit at a great price."

It says either ethernet or Wifi so it can connect to your router wireless, but no battery, wired connection.
9th Apr
Some of these are still in stock
toolstation.com/tp-…428 (edited)
9th Apr
that's a worse deal? these are 3mp and the ones in this listing are 2k resolution
9th Apr
I got 4 of the 1080p ones around 3 years ago for my mum's house, they work really well, she uses them every day
9th Apr
Glad she's getting daily usage
9th Apr
How are people managing the cable?, with the sockets on the end it looks like you'd have to drill a large hole through the wall to route it inside.
9th Apr
I simply go through a window, they will close with no damage to window or cable
9th Apr
Guessing non-local storage is just cloud? Anyone used TP links cloud subscription? link please if you have thanks.
9th Apr
You can use both cloud OR SD card, cloud use with subscription and SD card without
10th Apr
These are rubbish! I've got two installed currently and they're a nightmare if there's any changes to the WiFi. Be ready to get a ladder out and press the reset button.
10th Apr
What sort of changes?
10th Apr
The cable design is poor on these, the fact you can’t remove the chunky Ethernet adaptor so you have to drill a huge hole to feed it through. I’m aware some have fed through windows etc but when you want to install on brick wall on a garage you don’t have that option
10th Apr
Another option is to mount it on one of the plastic exterior junction boxes, and put the cable inside that
10th Apr
Can't recommend CCTV enough. We installed a couple of cameras to cover our back passageway which is not particularly well lit at night.
Literally within a few weeks it caught a chap trying our back door in the early hours of the morning. He didn't get in, but it was frightening to see none the less!.

We submitted the video footage to the police, who recognised the guy (ironically he was on release for good behaviour from prison) and he was promptly arrested again.

Without the cameras we would have been none the wiser. (edited)
9th Apr
Does it record 24/7 or just motion thanks
9th Apr
Both
9th Apr
If you have a Synology NAS you can link it to that too. Synology NAS drives come with Security Station and have a license for one or two cameras as standard.
9th Apr
Looks good do you need to subscribe
9th Apr
No juat put an sd card in no need for subscription
9th Apr
Can power this to external sollar pannel?
9th Apr
Got GALAYOU cameras very similar one works off powered USB lovely the other of solar panel
Trouble is the weather you need 2 maybe 3 sunny days to charge up which going on the last 3 months
We are not going to get till June, yes solar panels work with a bit of light they tell us but its the output you
Need to charge the battery
9th Apr
I've recently ordered one from John Lewis, but that model number is C320WS for 39.99 but as yet not picked it up.
Can anyone help me with understanding the differences between the two, currently looking myself...
9th Apr
Googled it, first link.

tp-link.com/uk/…263
9th Apr
Is 3 megapixel a bit too low for reading the plates?
14th Apr
This image is taken using my oldest CCTV camera, 4 years old, probably not much bigger than 1Mp....you can read the number plates, being replaced this week !! (edited)
9th Apr
Any recommendations for wireless cameras?
9th Apr
These are wirless cameras that also come with an RJ45 connector. You can use that connector with a POE adapter(injector) and power them over ethernet.

If you are looking for battery-powered cameras:
Tapo 2K QHD Wireless Outdoor Security Camera, 2-Cam with Hub included, 180-Day Rechargeable Battery, 4MP, Colour Night Vision, AI Detection, SD Storage, Works with Alexa & Google (Tapo C420S2) amzn.eu/d/b…waW
9th Apr
I'm confused! How are these powered? Comments state "saves running wires", surely that cannot be the case?
9th Apr
9V adapter.
9th Apr
Can i view it from outside Uk?
9th Apr
Yes, using the app , from anywhere with an Internet connection
9th Apr
Is a subscription required for the notifications?
10th Apr
Nope
10th Apr
Can these be powered over POE whilst using WiFi to to connect to the internet? We have ethernet cables running to two locations for cameras, but don't want to connect them to a PC using ethernet, just want to power them via the cable.
10th Apr
You can do that if you get a POE adapter and a POE switch.

The camera doesn't support POE by default but if you already have the ethernet cable at the location where you want to install the camera it might worth getting the switch and power it this way, sparing you of the hassle of where to plug in the camera.

A POE 4 ports switch costs around £18.
10th Apr
I want to install this on a lampost with a 240v feed is there an outside power adaptor available to make installation easier?
10th Apr
You would need to find some sort of transformer that can drop the power to 5V/1A
11th Apr
I want to use these cameras internally. Where do these save the video/ audio recordings?
12th Apr
SD card
11th Apr
Would it be possible to somehow split a single ethernet cable, powering existing CCTV cams through PoE, into two in order to enable connecting both these cameras through the single wired connection instead of relying on WiFi? (edited)
12th Apr
Yes...but it would require splitting the cat5e/6 cable into 2 at switch and at termination.
You only need 3 of the cores per camera.
12th Apr
One ethernet cable to connect to both cameras?
13th Apr
Wondering if these need wifi access 24/7 or if you just wanted to view previous footage it could be done via a hot-spot and a tablet?
13th Apr
Is the 2/3 year extended warranty worthwhile?
13th Apr
I doubt it, with the speed at which tech is moving these will be old hat in a couple of years!
13th Apr
But if it fails I can get a refund / equivalent.
they won’t be able to repair it - that’s a given.
putting them up at my mums, not looking at replacing 3-5 years time.
14th Apr
How long is the power cable with these?
14th Apr
9 or 10 feet from memory.
14th Apr
Is the quality good enough for spying on neighbours behaviour?
14th Apr
Depends on the size of his behaviour
15th Apr
Can these be powered by small solar panels
16th Apr
What I don’t understand is why any intruder couldn’t just reach up and pull them off the wall. This puts me off getting them. What might I be missing? And evidence is stored in an out of reach SD Card. (edited)
16th Apr
Are there any subscriptions or upsells on this? And any way to mount these in rented property i.e. without drilling / screws? (edited)
20th Apr
3MP is not "ultra high definition".