Specifications
Key Specs
Field Of View130 degreesNight VisiontrueNumber Of Cameras Included2Camera Power SourceHard wiredWorks WithAmazon Alexa, Google Assistant, Hue, NestNumber Of Channels2Maximum Operating Temperature104 degrees fahrenheitStorage TypeCloudIndoor Or Outdoor UseOutdoorMinimum Operating Temperature-4 degrees fahrenheitAudio Communication2-way
General
Product NameNest Cam Outdoor Camera - 2 packBrandGoogleModel NumberNC2400ES
Camera
Camera Resolution1080Field Of View130 degreesNight VisiontrueNumber Of Cameras Included2Frame Rate30 frames per secondDay/Night ModetrueIP CameratrueNumber of IR LEDs8Camera IrisAutomaticImage Sensor TypeCMOS
Power
Camera Power SourceHard wiredVoltage5 volts
Compatibility
CompatibilityGoogle Assistant, Amazon AlexaOperating System CompatibilityApple iOS, AndroidWorks WithAmazon Alexa, Google Assistant, Hue, NestVoice Assistant Built-inNo
Connectivity
Camera ConnectivityWired
Recording & Playback
Streaming VideotrueRecords AudiotrueNumber Of Channels2
Performance
Maximum Operating Temperature104 degrees fahrenheitIndoor Or Outdoor UseOutdoorMinimum Operating Temperature-4 degrees fahrenheit
Storage
Storage TypeCloud
Lighting
Lighting TypeNone
Features
Audio Communication2-wayAudio-Only Optiontrue3-Axis AdjustablefalseAuto-On DetectionMotion
Dimension
Product Height2.8 inchesProduct Width2.8 inchesProduct Depth3.5 inchesProduct Weight0.69 pounds
Sensor
SensorsMotion sensor, Sound sensor
Display
Color Displaytrue
Included
Cable(s) Includedtrue
Warranty
Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts1 yearManufacturer's Warranty - Labor1 year
Other
UPC813917020180
Questions & Answers (335)
Q: How is this product powered, what is needed to wire it in? (5 answers)
A: Hello, So the nest outdoor camera is powered by plugging into an outlet. It comes with a basic cord where you plug one end into the camera, and plug the other end into an outlet. Thankfully, it also comes with an extension cord that increases the length of the wire if your outlet is far away. It also comes with wall clips so that your wire does not hang loosely. There is nothing else needed to wire it in. All you need is an outlet, the wire, the wall clips, an IOS or android device, and a good internet connection. Let me know if this helped!- A: Correct. Without a subscription you get real-time alerts, live-video feed and two-way communication but no historical recording.
- A: That is correct, they can be unplugged. We drilled a two holes into our garage, one for the front of the garage and one for the front entry of the house, ran the cords into the garage to plug them in on the inside, then sealed the holes around the cord.
- A: I have several Nest Outdoor cameras. They are excellent, however, I don't believe that it will detect very small objects like a golf ball. My cameras detect small animals like skunks, cats and so on, but I don't think it would catch something that small. But you have to remember that the camera is always on and you can search the archive video to see if you see anything. I rolled a golf ball for you on my back patio to see if it will detect it. The camera did not notify me of any movement, but I was still able to see it on the playback. Hope this helps. Good Luck.
- A: I have two of these at home and one at my shop. As long as you do the setup under the same nest account you will see all three cameras on the nest app simultaneously. The wifi network doesn't matter. It's awesome I love it.
Q: If the system is wireless, why do you need power source? (5 answers)
A: Yes, it needs power. The only 2 outdoor camera's Best Buy carries that's truly wireless is the Ring system, and the Arlo.- A: it can be watched from any portable device (tablet, cell phone, laptop, etc.) there's nothing special to it.
- A: It depends on your internet speed coming to the house, the router you have, and how strong the signal is to the cameras. If you have an N-Router, probably 1 or 2 at most if currently you have less than 6 devices on the router. If you have an AC1900 Router, you could probably connect up to 10 Cameras. If you have a weak signal to where the cameras are going to be, you are going to have a hard to loading the camera, and when it detects motion, it's going to take longer to notify you, and longer for it to actually start recording. It might record in 720 or lower video quality if it's a slow connection. I would download a speedtest app on your phone. Go by the place where you would want to install the camera, and run a speed test, you should have atleast 10 - 20Mbps download, and a minimum of 2Mbps upload. (Ideally 10Mbps, but the higher than upload, the better).