I have a 6-camera IP Camera BI configuration (all Empire Andy stuff) at my house - which works great. But I have to install a 3-camera Wifi setup quickly for a friend. There will be 2 cameras outside and one inside. This setup doesn't need room for expansion; it will only be active until the house is sold.
I bought the following, because it was quick and inexpensive:
REOLINK RLN8-410 8CH NVR
REOLINK E1 Pro
REOLINK 4K 8MP
GL.iNet GL-A1300 Pocket VPN Travel Router
WIFI will be Starlink
The idea was that I could set up the system at my house using the travel router, and make the install quick at my friend's house.
The RLN8-410 was really difficult to configure, and I did not like the HDMI display design/layout, so I'm planning on returning the NVR. I may in fact just return everything. The cameras I picked have specs that are good enough, its most important that I can configure at home and do a quick install (for basic monitoring) later.
Does anyone have experience with the REOLINK Home Hub Pro, or I can get away from the Reolink stuff completely.
I know I'm short on specs here...but I'm mostly short on time. Any pointing in the right direction for WIFI stuff would be appreciated.
I bought the following, because it was quick and inexpensive:
REOLINK RLN8-410 8CH NVR
REOLINK E1 Pro
REOLINK 4K 8MP
GL.iNet GL-A1300 Pocket VPN Travel Router
WIFI will be Starlink
The idea was that I could set up the system at my house using the travel router, and make the install quick at my friend's house.
The RLN8-410 was really difficult to configure, and I did not like the HDMI display design/layout, so I'm planning on returning the NVR. I may in fact just return everything. The cameras I picked have specs that are good enough, its most important that I can configure at home and do a quick install (for basic monitoring) later.
Does anyone have experience with the REOLINK Home Hub Pro, or I can get away from the Reolink stuff completely.
I know I'm short on specs here...but I'm mostly short on time. Any pointing in the right direction for WIFI stuff would be appreciated.
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