The new eufy TrackLight Cam S1 surveillance camera not only records what happens at your home but also actively deters uninvited guests. Its main feature is an integrated spotlight that automatically aims at and illuminates any movement within a 12-meter range. This not only helps capture a clearer image in the dark but also serves as the first signal to a potential intruder that they have been noticed. The system is complemented by a 105-decibel siren and flashing lights that activate upon motion detection. The manufacturer claims this allows them to stop an intruder before they even approach the door. For precise zone definition and minimization of false alarms, a dual radar with a 180-degree field of view is used. This helps the camera distinguish real activity from passing cars or stray animals. Additionally, built-in artificial intelligence specifically recognizes people, ignoring pets or vehicles, which increases the accuracy of the alarm system. The camera is equipped with a 4K sensor and a telephoto lens with 10x optical zoom, providing a detailed image even at a distance of up to 12 meters in night vision conditions. For autonomous operation, the device uses eufy's largest 5.5W solar panel, which charges a 15,000 mAh battery. According to the manufacturer, just one hour of sunlight provides a full day of camera operation.
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eufy Smart Camera with Spotlight Tracks Intruders
The new eufy TrackLight Cam S1 surveillance camera not only records what happens at your home but also actively deters uninvited guests.
Author: Линь Цзе · Sep 62 min

Category: Gadgets
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