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I want to add wired cameras to my doorbell camera. What is purpose/need for hub? What does it do? Does anyone know if Arlo sells wired versions of Ultra 2? Thank you very much in advance. I hope everyone had a nice Thanksgiving.
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@JDB_5730 wrote:
What is purpose/need for hub? What does it do?
You can think of it as a specialized router for the cameras. It creates a power-optimized closed wifi network that the cameras connect to. It also lets you add a usb drive (or microSD card in the case of the VMB5000) for local storage.
Newer models (Pro 3 Floodlight, Pro 4, Pro 5, Essential) can connect either to a hub or to your home wifi. Older models (including the Pro 3, Ultra, and Ultra 2) connect only to a hub.
@JDB_5730 wrote:
Does anyone know if Arlo sells wired versions of Ultra 2?
They don't. But you can connect it to a charger 24x7. They sell both indoor and outdoor chargers for it.
They only connect wirelessly - no PoE versions.
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@JDB_5730 wrote:
What is purpose/need for hub? What does it do?
You can think of it as a specialized router for the cameras. It creates a power-optimized closed wifi network that the cameras connect to. It also lets you add a usb drive (or microSD card in the case of the VMB5000) for local storage.
Newer models (Pro 3 Floodlight, Pro 4, Pro 5, Essential) can connect either to a hub or to your home wifi. Older models (including the Pro 3, Ultra, and Ultra 2) connect only to a hub.
@JDB_5730 wrote:
Does anyone know if Arlo sells wired versions of Ultra 2?
They don't. But you can connect it to a charger 24x7. They sell both indoor and outdoor chargers for it.
They only connect wirelessly - no PoE versions.
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