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Will the Arlo Pro 4 cameras using WiFI give me better distance between base unit and cameras? Will (6) Pro 4 cameras saturate my WiFi if there were all trying to record?
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@Tech_Wizard wrote:
Pro 4 (WiFi) Cameras use 5 Ghz
No, they only use 2.4 gHz
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Will the Arlo Pro 4 cameras using WiFI give me better distance between base unit and cameras?
Hard to say - it depends on the router. If you have a mesh network, then it can improve the range. But if not, it usually won't make much difference.
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Will (6) Pro 4 cameras saturate my WiFi if there were all trying to record?
Arlo says 2 Mbps per camera - and in practice I think this is conservative (they use somewhat less). https://kb.arlo.com/000062043/What-are-the-minimum-requirements-for-installing-and-using-my-Arlo-sys...
So 6 cameras recording simultaneously would need 12 Mbps. This normally isn't a problem for WiFi (unless your cameras are very far from the router). But it might exceed your internet upload bandwidth.
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@Tech_Wizard wrote:
Pro 4 (WiFi) Cameras use 5 Ghz
No, they only use 2.4 gHz
@Tech_Wizard wrote:
Will the Arlo Pro 4 cameras using WiFI give me better distance between base unit and cameras?
Hard to say - it depends on the router. If you have a mesh network, then it can improve the range. But if not, it usually won't make much difference.
@Tech_Wizard wrote:
Will (6) Pro 4 cameras saturate my WiFi if there were all trying to record?
Arlo says 2 Mbps per camera - and in practice I think this is conservative (they use somewhat less). https://kb.arlo.com/000062043/What-are-the-minimum-requirements-for-installing-and-using-my-Arlo-sys...
So 6 cameras recording simultaneously would need 12 Mbps. This normally isn't a problem for WiFi (unless your cameras are very far from the router). But it might exceed your internet upload bandwidth.
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