E1 Outdoor Pro

Ubiquiti 100% - I had Reolink, and I kept their Doorbell and a couple of internal E1 Pro cameras. I recently changed the entire system to UniFi; that is network, the NVR Instant, along with their G6 series cameras. I am not looking back.

nursery You don’t need a nursery (yet) you need a small cot that goes into the master. Otherwise someone has to sleep in the nursery or get up to tend to the kid every 1-2h Philips Avent baby monitor works well. You can also use a WiFi camera like the Reolink E1 pro. A baby monitor is designed to sc

ONVIF Reolink E1 pro camera. Don’t use the ONVIF plugin to integrate this camera; use the reolink plugin instead. PTZ controls work perfectly. Both the plugins indicated below work will with the E1 Pro (and E1 Outdoor Pro), permitting proper PTZ use:

If the camera is going inside, the reolink e1 pro would probably do pretty well. It can record to a reolink nvr (obviously), frigate, or you can just put an SD card in it

It’s a Reolink e1 outdoor pro. I really like it, but only if you can get it up close to a feeder, it only has 3x zoom. it’s been solid tho! If I could have a powered over Ethernet camera I’d probably pick a different one, but it’s in my garage so not really possible. Here’s what it looks like now! F

I only use reolink cameras with Frigate and they are all rock solid. I have the poe doorbell, two elite pro floodlight poe cameras, and a wifi E1 pro. I use rtsp for all of them, and restream the native streams via go2rtc to reduce connections to the camera and decode h265 --> h264. Note i run friga

Not sure it's the same as what you are doing, but... I have a Reolink wireless camera (E1 Outdoor Pro), mains powered, connected by wifi to my AIMesh network. Records fine in frigate.... Distance to the nearest AP is about 12-14m, basically line of sight with very little in the way.

I think that was a long time ago and were specific bugs that have been fixed. Reolink is often positively talked about by users of Frigate these days and it gets recommended a lot(including by me) so I am not sure if that old advice still holds true today. I have had some issues with some of my came

I used a Reolink E1 Outdoor Pro, which is a plug-in powered wifi camera, which will give you the best results. However, if that's not an option and you need battery/solar it also works with their Argus 3 series cameras. Check out the post I did about the project here: https://www.reddit.com/r/reolin

I'm comparing Reolink E1 Pro with Tapo C230 which are the same class and clearly E1 Pro is better in every aspect. No, it's not any ad.