REOLINK Solar Panel Power Supply Designed for Reolink Home Security Outdoor Rechargeable Battery Cameras Argus 2/Argus Pro/Argus Eco/Go/Argus PT, Waterproof, Reliable and Long-Stop Charging (Black)

It’s hard to find a company that responds to their customers with patience and detail to their issues. Whether it’s just a simple question about their product or a warranty issue, Reolink is the real deal. All you need is the SUN and WiFi and your good to go with their cameras!

This review may be somewhat of a jump to a final conclusion. I am sticking my neck on the line since I have recommended it to everyone in my security group and if it holds up to it's promises will probably take it on the road and bring to other communities. So far everything it promised works flawlessly within the house it was installed. Within the next few weeks I will be testing it's abilities outside my network. So far I have not encountered one person who can show me another camera that has all of the essential features of this one. It is extremely well made. Please see my future review when I will up it or down it one star.

Using this with a reolink camera and it works fine though best to make sure your battery is fully charged before depending on this to keep it that way otherwise it may take awhile to reach a full charge again depending on where you place this. Unfortunately, the place I had to install is semi-shaded but that is not the fault of the panel, the panel does work as described and was very easy to set up and install, no issues with it at all.

It works great and is easy to install. I didn’t have any issue except figuring out the best place to mount it. It needs to be mounted so it receives the most sun for best charging results. Where I mounted mine was only about 4 - 5 feet from my Reolink Argus PT camera. With its approximately 14 foot long charging cable this meant I just needed to coil up the excess cable “ no big deal “. If needed Reolink offers on their web site reolink.com an extension cable of about 15 foot long. The solar panel cable end that goes into the camera fits very nice with out apparently any leaking but I did put just a bit of Clear silicone “ Very Little “on the end that fits into the camera for my peace of mind.The solar panel end is sealed so no concerns. From what I read online the solar panel uses the sunlight best if the brand name Reolink is at the bottom of the panel.I recently had 5 days with zero sun and my cameras battery dropped to 93 percent. Finally a day with about 3 hours of full sun had it back to full charge. My camera is in an area that receives many alerts day and night time so the solar panel is a must. I am very satisfied with the solar it works very good doing its job - it’s a no brainer - verses manually charging my camera. Thank You

This panel works very well as a much more affordable option for other camera systems as well. I wanted a panel to keep my Lorex wireless camera battery topped off but was not willing to pay $80 a panel for the Lorex ones. I decided to give this one a try and it works perfectly. The micro usb connector plugs right into my Lorex battery, I only needed to trim the rubber boot on the connector of the panel so it would slide far enough onto the connector to stay in place. It was easy to mount, panel and mount have good feel in quality and looks. And surprisingly , one of my cameras is mounted to a fence and shaded by the fence and a tree for morning sun, I didn't expect it to get enough sun to charge until well past noon but here it is, 9:30am in the winter, its sunny out but the panel is still well in the shade but it's charging the battery anyway. Very happy with the purchase,huge savings.

Overall quality is great and has plenty of wire to run the solar panel a good distance from the camera. The mounting bracket isn’t as easily adjustable as the Arlo bracket, but it still works just fine. The rubber piece near the charging plug isn’t a big deal like some reviews make it out to be, it barely takes any effort to move it out of the way to plug into an Arlo camera..I recently decided to purchase the Reolink brand solar panel because I saw that people were saying they were compatible with Arlo cameras. However, it drained my camera battery and only runs it during the day (showing 0% charge even after leaving the camera turned “off” for hours).I am a die hard Arlo customer and have had several friends and co-workers purchase their systems over the last few years, but wanted a cheaper solution to a solar panel. I personally think anything Arlo is a tad overpriced, especially accessories such as the solar panels. I will keep this panel to hopefully find another use for, but guess I’ll be breaking out some extra money for an “Arlo” solar panel.

Been working since 2018 no issues even in the winter with shorter days. Works like a champ. Would recommend to friends and family.

So I purchased two of the Reolink Solar Panels and they have been up about a week so far and I'm super impressed on how they keep the batteries of my Reolink Eco's fully charged at 100%, even on cloudy days. Install was super easy too and you can't beat the price of $19 bucks. I mounted one onto the gutter guards and the other I purchased the Wasserstein Gutter Mount for Ring Spotlight Camera with **Universal Screw Adapter** (Fits and Works Perfectly for the Reolink Solar Panel) Hint: if you have 5 inch K-style gutters which are most common in the US or at least the midwest, take a 1/2 wood dowel place it into the rear lip of the gutter and screw the attachment screws into the wood dowel, works amazing. Take my word, there was alot of trial and error with this one and this was the best way to get it secured tightly to the gutter (5 inch K-Style Gutter), hope this helps. Would recommend these for the Reolink battery / WIFI cameras.

Je change 1 panneau par an. Reste en extérieur.. protéger par debords de toit. Dommage

Nie mehr Accus wechseln. Ich habe drei Reolink Kamera. Alle drei mit Solarzellen. Ich habe noch nie in den letzten zwei Jahren den Akku herausnehmen müssen. Deshalb rate ich jedem, sich eine Solarzelle zu seiner Kamera zu bestellen. Einfacher geht es nicht, sofern man genug Tageslicht auf der Solarzelle hat das klappt auch bei Regentagen oder im Winter.

Ich bin nach langer Suche, viel lesen und Bekannte mit bereits vorhandenen Überwachungssystemen fragen, bei Reolink gelandet. Um nicht komplett neu Kabel verlegen zu müssen, unschöne Kabelschächte auf Putz oder komplizierte Umbaumaßnahmen durchführen zu müssen, habe ich mich für die Akku Wlan Kameras entschieden, damit man die Kameras nicht alle paar Wochen wieder laden muss, natürlich gleich mit Solarpanel. Die Rezensionen und Feedbacks von Bekannten waren da sehr hilfreich, außerdem das Preis- Leistungsverhältnis. Man muss hier bedenken, was man will. Man darf die Kameras nicht mit welchen, die 300-400 Euro mehr kosten vergleichen, aber in der Preisliga ist Reolink für meine Bedürfnisse top.Bei der Kamera und dem Panel sind qualitativ hochwertige Halter dabei, welche man mit Schrauben, Bändern etc befestigen kann. Ich habe z.B. ein Panel, wo die Kamera direkt unter dem Dach ist mit einem Kabelbinder an der Dachrinne befestigen können, so dass man das Panel von unten gar nicht sieht. Andere Kameras und Panele sind festgeschraubt an der Wand, bomben sicher und lassen sich nicht mehr bewegen.Die Kameras mit Solarpanel, welche direkt zur Südseite zeigen hatten selbst im Dezember bis Februar genügend Strom um ihre Tätigkeit zu erfüllen (zwischen 7-16 Uhr ca. alle 15-20 min. eine Aufnahme, mal mehr mal weniger). Die Kamera mit dem Panel was Richtung Süd-West zeigt ist im Januar an ihre Akkugrenze gekommen, nachdem sie manuell einmal voll geladen wurde und die blaue Status LED und der LED Scheinwerfer für Dunkelheit ausgestellt wurde, hielt sie aber dann die restliche dunkle Jahreszeit.Die Kamera mit Panel nach Norden hat in der dunklen Jahreszeit leider ausgesetzt, da das Panel nicht genügend Licht bekommen hat, dieses sollte man beim Kauf und dem Ort der Aufstellung unbedingt bedenken!!! Hier wäre eine Netzstrom Variante besser geeignet, sofern man sich das Kabelverlegen antun möchte. Ich wollte keine Kabel, also muss ich mit 2-3 Monate ohne den Abschnitt zu überwachen leben. Notfalls muss man halt mit einem Akkubank mal kurz die Kamera laden, ohne sie gleich abschrauben zu müssen.Einrichtung der Kamera ging Kinderleicht über die App und das Solarpanel wird einfach per mitgelieferten Kabel verbunden. In der der App sieht man dann neben dem Batteriesymbol eine Sonne und bei genauem Hinschauen eine animierte Ladeanzeige. Gegensprechanlage funktioniert, wird aber kaum genutzt, die Qualität ist für den Preis in Ordnung. Positives plus an der Kamera, unser Marder wird nachts von dem LED Scheinwerfer verschreckt und dreht ab, was man sehr schon am nächsten Tag in "Bibliothek" nachschauen konnte. Das Auto ist also wahrscheinlich bis zum Gewöhnungseffekt erst mal sicher. Tag- Nachtaufnahmen haben gute (für meine Bedürfnisse) ausreichende Qualität.Nach 1,5, Jahren der Probe, bin ich so überzeugt, dass ich mir weitere Kameras von Reolink gekauft und auch diese weiter empfohlen habe ohne eine negative Rückmeldung zu bekommen.

Fait le job, à savoir charger la batterie de la caméra associéeCâble de plusieurs mètresInstallation facile. Etre attentif à l’orientation pour l’ensoleillement.

Yea it’s the same connection so it’s all connected but noticed this one doesn’t have any battery inside would you it’s more powerful than the Wasserstein solar panel? The Wasserstein noticed had the one long shaped battery inside