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Hi Folks,
I have an Arlo in a rather difficult place to get to, to change the batteries. I can get power to the location and was wondering if the Arlo Q is safe for outdoor use? It's somewhat protected, but still exposed.
Thanks,
Craig
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There doesn't seem to be anything sealed on the Q. Maybe in a clear box that prevents all moisture from entering but you'd be on your own since that usage would void your warranty. The Pro cameras will be having a solar panel coming out early(?) next year which may be a better choice.
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There doesn't seem to be anything sealed on the Q. Maybe in a clear box that prevents all moisture from entering but you'd be on your own since that usage would void your warranty. The Pro cameras will be having a solar panel coming out early(?) next year which may be a better choice.
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