Running arlo pro2 plugged

[Solvain]

I need my arlo pro 2 cameras to be plugged 24/7 as there is too much activity as to have them running with batteries. What voltage should the charger have? I tried using the charger of my iPhone 8 (with the arlo cable) and it didn’t work... is 5 v ok? Do I need 9? Thanks!

[StephenB]

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@Solvain wrote:
I need my arlo pro 2 cameras to be plugged 24/7 as there is too much activity as to have them running with batteries. What voltage should the charger have? I tried using the charger of my iPhone 8 (with the arlo cable) and it didn’t work... is 5 v ok? Do I need 9? Thanks!

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The camera will run on 5v but I don't believe it will charge the battery.

You want to use a Qualcomm compatible (e.g., Quickcharge) dual voltage charger that puts out at least 1.5a @ 5v and 1.1a @ 9v.

Arlo sells both indoor and outdoor chargers for it.

[michaelkenward]

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@StephenB wrote:

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@Solvain wrote:
I need my arlo pro 2 cameras to be plugged 24/7 as there is too much activity as to have them running with batteries. What voltage should the charger have? I tried using the charger of my iPhone 8 (with the arlo cable) and it didn’t work... is 5 v ok? Do I need 9? Thanks!

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The camera will run on 5v but I don't believe it will charge the battery.

It does here.

[TomMac]

Believe there was a hw change along the way with the newer Pro2s using 5v in ( due to charging circuit internally )

  as the Pro def needs the dual voltage of 5/9v ( but still should run on 5v )

[Solvain]

Thanks for the response. I find it odd that with my iphone charger the cameras used to work just fine and I don't know why now they don't. I tried a regular 5v charger (thanks to all of your tips!!) and they work just fine.... it is very odd.