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- Continuous video recording with Pro sixth gen
Continuous video recording with Pro sixth gen
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We need continuous recording and the ability to go back and look at videos on specific dates. Is it true that in order for a camera to do this, it must be hard wired (i.e., not run on battery) and we have to have a plan for each hard-wired camera?
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@SecurityConcern wrote:
Is it true that in order for a camera to do this, it must be hard wired (i.e., not run on battery) and we have to have a plan for each hard-wired camera?
Yes, you'd need a CVR plan for each camera and also they do need to be hard-wired (due to the higher power use).
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Can any Pro camera be plugged into an outlet or do we have to order different cameras?
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@SecurityConcern wrote:
Can any Pro camera be plugged into an outlet or do we have to order different cameras?
All pro models can be hard-wired. Though if the cameras are outdoors, you need to use an outdoor-rated charger and cables.
Arlo's outdoor cables are integrated with their chargers. The outdoor charger for the Pro 3/Pro 4/Pro 5 is here:
The outdoor charger for the Pro 6 is here:
Arlo no longer sells the outdoor charger for the Pro and Pro 2 models - both are end-of-life. But you might be able to find a third-party or perhaps old inventory.
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Can the charger be plugged into an outdoor extension cord or does it have to go into an outlet?
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You can do it either way bases on your preference.
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@SecurityConcern wrote:
Can the charger be plugged into an outdoor extension cord or does it have to go into an outlet?
As @BrookeN says, it can be done either way. But if you use an extension cord, you should consider getting a cover box, to protect the connection from water penetration.
The outdoor charger has a 25 foot cable - which could be long enough to reach the outlet.