Aluminum Solar Camera 1080p: Battery Optional
Monitor entryways, garages and backyards with a compact, aluminum-bodied solar camera. It combines 1080p wireless monitoring with solar recharging, and is available with or without a battery.
At a glance
- 1080p HD video with a 3.6mm lens
- Aluminum housing
- Wireless setup via an app
- Solar-rechargeable power
Choose your battery option
- With Battery: choose this option if you need a battery included with the camera.
- Without Battery: a battery is not included. Check the required battery specification with us before ordering a separate battery.
Before you install
Place the solar panel where it receives direct sunlight. Charging and battery runtime depend on sunlight, weather and camera activity; solar power does not guarantee uninterrupted operation or eliminate the need for occasional charging and maintenance.
Questions before you buy?
Contact mkaesense@outlook.com to check battery requirements, app compatibility and storage options for your chosen configuration.
Key details
| Video | 1080p |
|---|---|
| Lens | 3.6mm |
| Housing | Aluminum |
| Power selection | With Battery or Without Battery |
| Confirm before ordering | Battery specification, app compatibility and storage |
Delivery, returns and support
Check our delivery estimates and shipping charges, 30-day return conditions and warranty coverage. Questions? Contact us before ordering.
Plan your setup
See what is included and what you still need, or use the camera selector to compare connection options.
What this one does
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How does your city compare?
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