Dual-Lens 360° Coverage Floodlight Camera E340

I’ve got 8 Eufy cameras being ingested by the Frigate docker in UnRAID. The important consideration is whether the cameras support a continuous RTSP stream, because if they don’t you’ll only get an intermittent connection. The camera I use are the E340 security floodlight, the C22 and C24 OutdoorCam

Yep. Working nearly perfectly. Occasional rare missed recording or mis identification. Streaming is quick I get notification within 2-3 seconds and clicking gets me the recording in 3-4 more. I have 1 e340 floodlight and 4 e42 solo cams connected to a HomeBase 3. It identifies all of us in our house

There’s a lot of people with the same issue with the floodlight cam E340, myself included. The camera seems to crash and reboot, or just stays stuck and not record or detect motion for a period of time. There is another thread here about it somewhere. From what I’ve read there’s an issue with firmwa

This is excellent - thank you for taking the time, OP. I have two existing camera systems: an 8 camera hardwired system, and a 10 camera wireless system. I also have a Ring doorbell. About three weeks ago I ordered a 4G LTE 330 so I could keep an eye on one of my properties without Internet access.

I love my eufy setup. 2 E340 doorbells, 2 C220 locks, 1 C30 lock, 5 2C cameras, 3 indoor pan & tilt cams, and the E30 floodlight. No real issues with any of them. After some tweaking with positioning, sensitivity levels, etc they're totally set it and forget it. Naturally, they don't quite compete w

The outdoor cameras that have 24/7 (when plugged in) are: SoloCam E30 (firmware update) SoloCam E42 eufyCam E330 eufyCam S3 Pro (firmware update) eufyCam S4 OutdoorCam C22 (E210) OutdoorCam C24 (E220) Wired Doorbell 2K Pro (C31) Floodlight Cameras (E30/E340) Indoor Cameras in a Window (E220/S350/C21

I am in "trial" mode for the Eufy system. I had Arlo which generally worked but was starting to show age. Plus the Arlo company sucketh eggs. And they're slowly forcing users to a subscription model. Perhaps Eufy will too one day. But my experience so far with Eufy has been very good. I have the E34

I’ve installed two of these at two different family homes - they’ve been fantastic. Lights are plenty bright enough and we’ve stopped several intrusions checking for unlocked cars on our property in the past 18months as-well as had two neighbours around us broken into - again the lack of a driveway

Wired is usually the right call for what you described since it avoids battery management and tends to be more stable long-term. The eufy floodlight cams are generally good for basic driveway coverage and false alerts are usually manageable once you tune motion zones and sensitivity a bit. Night vid

S330 wired is what it's called and no it doesn't work with HB3 cuz this SoC probably isn't in any other Eufy device, so they never bothered to integrate it. AFAIK the only SoCs fully compatible with HB3 right now are T40 & RV1106 The Floodlight Cam S330 (used to be called 2K pro) has a T31 SoC and w