ANRAN G1 2K 3G/4G LTE Cámara de Seguridad Solar con Batería

Q: What is the ANRAN 3G/4G LTE Security Camera?

A: The ANRAN 3G/4G LTE Security Camera is a wireless security camera designed for locations without Wi-Fi. It operates using a 3G/4G LTE cellular connection and is powered by a battery, supplemented by a solar panel for continuous operation. It includes a SIM card and 32GB SD card for easy setup and storage. You can monitor your property from anywhere with cellular coverage.

Q: How does the solar panel work with the battery?

A: The solar panel charges the battery. This extends the operational time of the camera and reduces the need for manual battery replacements. During the day, the solar panel converts sunlight into electricity to power the camera and charge the battery.

Q: What is PIR Humanoid Detection?

A: PIR Humanoid Detection is a feature that uses a Passive Infrared sensor to detect the presence of humans, reducing false alerts from moving objects like animals or leaves. When a human is detected, the camera can send you a notification. This feature helps to focus on the most important alerts.

Q: Does the camera support two-way audio?

A: Yes, the ANRAN security camera supports two-way audio. This allows you to communicate with anyone near the camera. You can speak through the camera to deter potential intruders or greet visitors.

Q: How do I set up the ANRAN 3G/4G LTE Security Camera?

A: Setting up the camera involves inserting the provided SIM card and SD card, charging the battery, and downloading the companion app. Follow the instructions in the user manual to connect the camera to your mobile device. This typically involves scanning a QR code and following the on-screen prompts.

Q: How much storage space does the 32GB SD card provide?

A: The 32GB SD card provides a sufficient amount of local storage for recordings. The exact amount of recording time varies depending on the video resolution and recording frequency. You can manage the storage through the app and choose to overwrite the oldest recordings when the card is full.