“Can I hook up the camera without having internet connection at all? How long are the wires? Does the camera zoom in and out? what is the area/distance that the camera can see? How long does the camera record and in what file format? I gave many questions.”
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You will need an Internet connection to use this camera. Comes with 25ft power cord. Zoom is manual as far as I know. All I know is that it has 130 degree wide angle and it's in 1080p with night vision. If you want video recording you will have to subscribe to Nest Aware which uses cloud servers and they are 10 or 30 days of video history. This is most of what you were asking but if you have more questions I would go to their website.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You can only use this camera if you have wireless internet at your home. Otherwise it is useless.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Needs some kind of signal to use ... no zoom on mine anyway. not sure about your other questions.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.must have internet. power cord from camera is pretty long, 15 ft maybe. close to 160 degrees. must subscribe to have past video footage. 10 day or 30 day. it stores to cloud, but you can make video clips and store on cloud and/or your computer.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Please read the product information, as most of your questions are answered directly from Nest. In order: - No, you can't hook it up without Internet. It's not a local recording device - There is a 25 foot plug included in the packaging - Camera has up to 8x digital zoom - Camera has 130 degree field of vision. With 1080p recording, the distance is pretty far, but don't expect full detail of anything more than about 20-25 feet away - Camera recording time is based on your subscription. 3 hours for no subscription. 10 days for $100/year plan, or 30 days for $300/year plan. No local recording. Using the website you can make clips, which can be viewed online, or downloaded in MP4 format (I think you need a subscription plan to make clips).
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