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My Arlo Q is getting quite warm. Is this considered normal? Do others notice heat from the camera body?
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Yup, gets toasty but shouldn't be hot so you can't easily handle it.
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Yup, gets toasty but shouldn't be hot so you can't easily handle it.
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My Arlo Q is hot, should I be concerned about fire risk?
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It does get quite warm but should be able to be easily handled. I just measured a peak of about 115F using a laser thermometer.
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