“I'm currently using a Samsung smarthings system and would like to know if this system will intefeere with the signals from that system and this one , Not sure if they're using Zigbe or not thanks”
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Smart Things uses both Zigbee and Zwave, depending on the device you have connected. I wouldn't worry about anything interfering with Zwave, as that's 900mhz. Zigbee is 2.4ghz, which is the same band that 2.4Ghz wifi operates on. These cameras operate on WiFi, but I have a ridiculous amount of both Zigbee and Zwave devices throughout my house (connected via a Lowes Iris hub), in addition to a ridiculous number of devices running on 2.4Ghz WiFi (including 6 of these cameras). I haven't run into any interference issues, the response on my hub is just fine and same with the cameras. The cameras maintain a low-power WiFi connection unless they detect motion, then they fire up the high-power "normal" WiFi. It's only then that they have any potential to cause interference really, and I'm not encountering any with 6 cameras. Full disclosure: I am a Swann employee, thus by default I have a large amount of Swann wifi products all over my house. Worst-case scenario: These cameras also support 5ghz WiFi. Hardly anything is on that band, so you're highly unlikely to interfere with anything.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.No, I also have the Samsung system and it does not interfere with it at all. Its 2.4 and 5 ghz. It will just use your wifi/router as long as it strong you will not have a problem. It also depends on how cold its outside for as long as the battery will last outside.
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