Reolink 5MP PoE CCTV Security Camera with Human/Vehicle Detection, Super HD, Motion Detection, IP66 Waterproof Support Audio IR Night Vision Remote Access, RLC-510A 2Pack

These are great cameras at a very reasonable price. They are pretty much plug and play out of the box BUT if you take a little time to experiment with the settings you can achieve stunning results. The daylight images are crystal clear with near natural colour tones. Night images again are crystal clear. The night vision has good intensity for most of the frame although around the edges a little less so, a little time spent on adjustments will produce very good results. Motion detection is very good with a large range of sensitivity settings. Also the ability to highlight areas to ignore movement. Sensitivity can be adjusted for different times of the day. On the subject of spiders webs, unfortunately there is no getting away from the fact that webs will appear around the camera lenses, and these will be totally random. I have tried most of the suggestions from chestnuts to vaseline and nothing deterred the little buggers. So now I have purchased a feather duster, mounted it on a pole and when necessary give them a quick dust. It works a treat ! The camera body itself feels sturdy and has a quality feel to them. I am using these and other model Reolink cameras for internal/external security and also watching garden wildlife. I can highly recommend them for all aspects of use.

Very happy - once I figured out POE, and got a netgear POE hub, the rest was a doddle. I'm even working (inconsistent results yet) on gettting my QNAP recording 24/7. Some things I have learned about these things... Instalation was as easy as it could have been, drilling inch holes through the wall into my attic, stood on a tall ladder. Even with high resolution, there are other limitations - needs a very solid network connection (especially for two devices) to connect to your recorder - I'm NOT getting on with even the most expensive Powerline solutions (except with my lower res 1080 devices, and you cannot turn the resolution of these down that low!) and so I am looking at doing some serious cabling through my house. Motion detection is only much use internally (wind, cats, spiderwebs ARE an issue EVERY few hours...). Night vision is ok - limited views of back ground (so nearby house wall and conservatory are much brighter than the garden beyond, but it is all just about visible Resolution may be high, but motion may limit this - e.g. you can't capture numberplates of cars passing. On the whole though, pretty happy with my new security setup!

My first set of security cameras and they are great comparing to others I've seen. Clear picture when you ramp up the quality but I've left mine on medium for a comprise on more saved recordings on the SD card. Works out and about, no need to be on the network to view. Playback of old recordings is easy however the timeline slider can be fiddly to operate on the phone, you can use a browser window if needed. App is top notch otherwise. The only gripe I would say is it's hard to initially position the cameras on the wall because the arm only allows bending at one point which can leave the camera not facing straight and loads of back and fourth to get it right. I put it down to first time installing one. Night vision is great in the center, around the center is not a bright but does the job well. I've got mine running on 10 meter cable via POE with no issues. Build quality is great, unit feels solid and the extended warranty offers good piece of mind. I've used it once because on of my cameras wasn't operating properly but the support was great; told me to update software but ultimately had to get a replacement which was delivered in a week and been running solid for months. Over all good product I would recommend for domestic use

I bought these on spec as I wanted to fit two cameras to the front of our house to boost the security. I already had a Synology DS918 NAS that includes CCTV software and free licences for two cameras. These Reolink cameras were listed as compatible. The RLC-410-5MP cameras are excellent. The 5MP resoluiion means that you can read a car number plate at about 70ft away. The night vision is fantastic and completely covers our front garden which is over 70ft in length. I have set the cameras up with the Reolink windows software, including the motion detection. It wasn't convenient to run cat5e cables back to the NAS so I used a Powerline AV2 (1200) adapter that I already had. With the two POE injectors that I bought from Amazon https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B08LL9GRJK the whole setup works very well. The Synology surveillance software is easy to use and the system just records short videos clips when motion is detected. The cameras seem well made, I have only had them installed outside for a month so I can't comment on the long term reliability. So far I am very happy with the purchase.

It is simply the best camera brand I have come across. I have used many types and many brands over the years and Reolink is the only one that works with no problems in any way. Connection is PoE, 1 cable (comes with power cable if you wish to connect it instead of PoE), then the surprising thing is, you download the app, follow the instructions and it connects, not stupid configuration, no need to find any settings, it just works. I have now swapped all my cameras to Reolink and it might sound like an advert but I have paid for all of it, with the great satisfaction that i have spent my money well. I can see almost instantly the live feed wherever I am, connects with phone, tablet and computer. I’d give it more stars if Incould.

Update April 2020: I see these are now in an Amazon deal for a pair. Please beware. The latest firmware release from Reolink dated 14 March 2020 for these cameras has still not addressed the issue with them requiring Adobe Flash to be able to monitor and playback in a browser. I have bought 8 of these over the last 2 years so I have a bit of experience with them. So despite the response from Reolink last year that their engineers are 'working on it' that was obviously an outright lie as these cameras are now quite old and I can't imagine they will bother addressing this. Along with the very below standard RJ45 housing that these cameras come with now (recent batches) that doesn't fit a standard RJ5 connector without re-termination (see comments below) these cameras cannot be recommended. Don't be tempted by the cheap deals as you will waste a lot of time with the cable setup and won't be able to use them in a browser at all when Flash support is removed from Chrome at the end of 2020. So unless Reolink pull their finger out, which I doubt they will, these cameras have a limited lifespan if you want to use them from a browser. Update October 2019: Buyer beware for the new batch of RLC 410 cameras. I just purchased 2 in October 2019. They cannot be fitted to an existing cable with an RJ45 connector fitted. You will need you cut the cable and re-terminate it. They are pretty much no longer fit for purpose as the barrel and grommet on the RJ45 cable housing on the camera are too small to accept an RJ45 plug. An RJ45 connector is 11.6mm wide. The hole in the grommet on the camera is only 9.5mm and the hole into the main barrel on the connector housing is only 8mm. Additionally the rubber seal that clamps round the cable is no longer split to allow installation over an existing cable. You CANNOT fit an existing RJ45 connector through any part of the grommet, seal or main barrel; and especially one that has any additional plastic boot. Even Reolink's own short ethernet cable they provide for setting up the camera will not fit through the holes! They are now obviously making these cameras down to cost and have skimped on the most important piece for outdoor installation - the RJ45 connector. So beware! Unless you are fitting these in a new installation where you can terminate the cable AFTER putting on the grommet, seal and barrel or can/are prepared to re-terminate your cable at the camera - which for me is high up and difficult - then these are no longer fit for purpose. I will be raising this with Reolink support as well. Now a 1 star camera. Pics attached. Update: Early May 2019. Reolink contacted me asking for more details of my concerns over the usage of Flash player to stream live video and playback events within the cameras web interface. During that email exchange they have confirmed that they are working on firmware upgrades to convert these cameras to use WebRTC protocols instead of Adobe Flash player. Timescales were "in three months", so hopefully around August 2019. This is hopefully good news, but I'm not holding my breath. I've therefore upped my review score to 3 stars - mainly for the good support I received and in the hope that the upgrades arrive. I'll be upping my score further if I receive these proposed upgrades. Original review: I should note that using these cameras with an NVR and using them though the Android app they are competent cameras and produce good, high resolution results. The reason for my 2 star review though is the requirement for Adobe Flash when using the cameras browser interface to view live preview and play back events. On a fairly recent product (at least one released after Adobe Flash was officially given an end date of 2020 back in 2017) the browser interface shouldn't be using Flash; it should be using HTML5. Using Flash in browsers is already difficult and getting more so by the day with Chrome now not remembering site settings for Flash. I therefore now have a number of these cameras and in 2020 I won't be able to use the browser interface unless Reolink release a firmware update that gets rid of Flash - unlikely if you look at the woeful release cycle for firmware on their other products. I don't expect to be replacing these cameras within the next year, but a big part of them will become obsolete when Flash is completely killed off in 2020. I'm sure the hardware will still work and you'll be able to use Android to view live preview/playback and an NVR to record them, but goodbye to the web interface on the camera! Designed in obsolescence! It'll be interesting to see how many other "new" Reolink products will rely on Adobe Flash as we go into 2020.

I use only the camera feature, nothing with detection or storage. The Reolink app lets you configure many options and the camera stream can be accessed via many protocols http, https, rtmp, rstp. Works fine with Frigate. The night vision is also very good. It does show a red ring around the lens when night vision is on, this can be a good thing to scare people off or bad that it is visible from afar.

Received the next day with Prime. Bought these cameras based on YouTube reviews for ease of setup and app support and the lightening deal made financial sense. Only giving three stars as I‘m still working out where to install them and that the ‘pigtail’ of three wires means you would need to drill a hole big enough to allow the wires to pass through to the other side. The alternative is to use a universal junction box(Reolink do not sell one) and feed the wires through the box outlet. From my research, most IP cameras come with the pigtail wires. I have since ordered a universal junction box from Amazon. Hope it works. Will post an update once installed... UPDATE:27/11: I have installed my first camera on the side of the garage overlooking our courtyard. Still playing around with sensitivity and recording settings. On maximum sensitivity, the camera was triggering alerts with large raindrops! I used a junction box to mount the camera onto. The link is at the bottom of this review update. My setup is as follows. Powerline adapter from router to plug in study, receiving powerline sited in garage(checked to ensure internet connectivity). Plugged in POE switch into garage powerline, and the camera into a free POE port. Tested it all worked before proceeding to drill a whole for the Ethernet cable to pass through. Used a 14mm drill bit. This is the correct size in my experience. Now looking to site my other camera. Have increased rating to 4 star as it’s still early days.... Gamut Weatherproof Junction Box... https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B079T6YB9G?ref=yo_pop_ma_swf

In januari 2022 2 stuks van deze camera's gekocht. Netjes en snel verzonden. Reolink app (Android) werkt heel intuïtief (camera aansluiten, Reolink app openen, camera toevoegen, QR code scannen, klaar), waardoor installatie zeer eenvoudig was en slechts 2 minuten in beslag nam. Ook de bediening van de camera's via de Reolink app is eenvoudig en toch zeer uitgebreid. Met een simpele teksteditor kan op de PC een .asf-bestand gemaakt worden, waardoor de streams ook op bijvoorbeeld VLC media player te zien zijn. Oude Linux laptop fungeert hiermee nu als monitor voor 2 streams. Na 5 maanden gebruik was in 1 camera echter water gekomen, waardoor het beeld niet goed meer was. Contact opgenomen met Reolink en zeer snel een vervangende camera ontvangen. nieuwe camera direct geïnstalleerd en alles werkt weer super. Niets dan complimenten voor deze camera's en ook voor de after sales ervaring met Reolink! Ik kan ze ten zeerste aanbevelen.

Franchement top ! Ne pas oublié qu'il faut un switch ppoe pour alimenter la caméra car pour les "débutants" ne les brancher pas sur la box internet ou autre cela ne fonctionnera pas. Application au top, pas d'abonnement rien à dire.

Ho acquistato il kit Reolink con NVR e 4 telecamere identiche a queste, e avendo necessità di aggiungere altre 2 telecamere ho comprato questo kit. Riporto di seguito la recensione che ho lasciato anche sul prodotto che comprende NVR + 4 telecamere: Avevo necessità di installare delle telecamere di sicurezza per sorvegliare l'esterno della mia abitazione. Dopo un pò di ricerche mi sono orientato su questo kit principalmente per questi motivi: -POE: nessuna alimentazione alternativa oltre al cavo ethernet -Risoluzione: 5Mpixel (2560x1920, 25 fps Max Bitrate 6144 kbps) -Installazione Plug n Play Effettivamente l'installazione è facilissima, basta collegare il cavo dall'NVR alla telecamera ed il sistema inizia immediatamente a funzionare. Una volta scaricata l'applicazione, in automatico si vedono le riprese di tutte le telecamere installate con possibilità di scegliere lo streaming simultaneo di una o più camere. RIPRESE: La qualità video è ottima, si vede la differenza rispetto alla risoluzione 1080p. Alle estremità però le telecamere tendono un pò a stondare. Segnalo un piccolo difetto per le riprese notturne, infatti sono presenti di notte dei piccoli artefatti dovuti credo al riflesso degli infrarossi sui muri. Purtroppo questi artefatti fanno scattare la rilevazione del movimento, cosa poco utile. Nel mio caso, con HDD da 2 TB e 6 telecamere connesse, con la registrazione al massimo della qualità video è possibile registrare fino a circa una settimana di riprese 24 ore su 24. APP: Di per sè l'app è molto completa, c'è la possibilità di attivare le notifiche push o via mail per tutte le telecamere oppure solo alcune. Inoltre, per ogni telecamera, si può impostare la sensibilità di movimento (cosa che devo ancora approfondire in realtà) in base a delle fasce orarie, in modo che sia più o meno sensibile di notte ecc. Notifiche: Da quando ho attivato le notifiche push, l'80% delle notifiche è arrivata real time, altre ad esempio dopo circa un minuto dalla rilevazione del movimento(con smartphone connesso a wifi di casa). NVR: Il sistema che gestisce le telecamere, ovvero l'NVR, arriva con già il HDD preinstallato e cavo HDMI + mouse per poterlo collegare alla TV o ad un monitor. Facilissimo da installare non necessita di alcuna configurazione. Unico neo: è presente un led rosso che lampeggia ogni volta che il sistema sta registrando. questo può risultare fastidioso, come nel mio caso, se il sistema è a vista in soggiorno. Sarebbe utile avere la possibilità di disabilitare il led durante la registrazione. Materiali: Le telecamere sono di pregevole fattura, sia l'NVR che le telecamere danno un'impressione di elevata qualità costruttiva, la durabilità è da valutare nel tempo. SUPPORTO e CLIENT PC/MAC: Servizio non pubblicizzato, ma una volta installato e configurato tutto è possibile scaricare dal sito Reolink un client per poter gestire le configurazioni avanzate di tutto il sistema (ad esempio la delimitazione di una specifica area per ogni telecamera per la rilevazione del movimento). Se andate sul sito Reolink troverete un sacco di articoli e guide che vi spiegheranno come personalizzare e sfruttare al 100% il vostro sistema di videosorveglianza. Non capisco davvero come mai questo servizio non sia pubblicizzato in fase di acquisto, ma per me è proprio quello che fa la differenza rispetto agli altri. CONCLUSIONI: Nel complesso mi ritengo estremamente soddisfatto, anche se ci sono un paio di dettagli da migliorare. basterebbe veramente poco da parte di Reolink per produrre un prodotto completo al 100%. Se per voi questi difetti non sono un problema, allora questo sistema è ciò che fa per voi!

Reolink no falla , si quieres una cámara de buena calidad en construcción y video está es tu marca no hay más que describir ni explicar , profesionalmente solo monto reolink o vigi ( tplink) Este modelo está en equilibrio tanto en calidad de imagen como en precio si no quieres gastarte mucho este modelo es ideal para casi todos.

Gick snabbt att konfigurera dessa kameror på ett eget nätverk kopplat till server. Har haft två kameror utomhus i knappt ett år nu utan några problem och kopplar nu in ytterligare två av samma modell.