A:AnswerFor me no, at least not with an Eero mesh. The cameras always ignore the closer and stronger access point, and connect to an access point further away ... resulting in a spotty connection. It is only Next products that seem to have this problem.
A:AnswerFrom my experience you can not record or live steam viewing of it continuously unless it is hard wired with the power cord. On battery you will need to refresh it often to “wake” it. Also, if you want continuous (24/7) recording you need to pay a monthly fee. Otherwise you just get clips recorded of “events” when people are recognized by the camera. If you can use the power cord you will be happier with the performance. But from my research this is probably the best camera for streaming or live recording either way. None of them are amazing for that with just battery power.
A:AnswerI have the Nest cam battery which is wired and in cold temps mine stops recording. In the Home app I see recordings then for a time nothing. Sometimes it's a few mins while just a few days ago when it was pretty cold outside, the cam stopped recording which lasted a few hours. Not good for a security cam and winter just started. Not a big fan of this camera. I may not continue with my Nest Aware and just let it expire since they won't give you the money back for unused months. Ring doesn't have these probelms.
A:AnswerYes. The Nest Cam (Battery) has an accessory that allows users to hook it to a solar panel keeping the battery charged. The Solar Panel for Nest Cam (Battery) is sold separately.
A:AnswerSo True! Setup with my existing wired Nest cams and other devices was challenging requiring a phone call to solve. The result is that I now have two “homes” because these new battery cams cannot get added to my existing setup. I have 7 devices on one home and these cams on the other. I am constantly switching back and forth between apps. It just seems so fragmented.
A:AnswerI got my own answer by visiting the Google nest page and seeing which company you are using for the solar panels. Not sure why you wouldn’t just provide that here in your answer.
A:AnswerNo. Nest Cam (Battery) has an ecosystem of accessories that will allow you to put it on a table top surface, plug it in outdoors, power it with Power over Ethernet (PoE), or hook it to a solar panel. Though it can run on battery power alone, you can keep your camera plugged-in, even outdoors, using the weatherproof cables (sold separately). Nest cameras and doorbells do not support direct connection to a transformer, and won’t work with wires directly connected to an electrical circuit.
A:AnswerThank you for asking this question! I'm dying to know the answer. I still can't figure out why in the world they discontinued the IQ without having a successor ready to launch. It's unreal and a total drop of the ball in my opinion.
A:AnswerMake sure that when you plug the camera in with the provided cable, that the pins are connecting with the pin grooves on the camera plug in. If done correctly, the cable will be flush with the camera, and you will see a dot with a white light right above the camera lense.
A:Answergo into setting and change your battery settings. You will use more battery but your notification window. is less. Choose between one of the three presets or set custom changes. Or, plug it in.
A:AnswerHusband did install and did adjust the amount of time the cameras record events. I think it was done through the nest app. So far the batteries have been lasting quite a bit of time.
Also very easy tl check battery life on the app.
