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4MP Solar Security Camera | Outdoor WiFi camera 2K | Battery security camera

4MP Solar Security Camera (2-Pack) with Solar Panels and Colour Night Vision

$355.99 $426.99 Save $71
  • Solar Plus Battery
  • 4MP Colour Night View
  • PIR And AI Detection
  • IP65 Weather Rated

Price: $355.99 $426.99

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Product specifications
Resolution4MP (2560 x 1440)
Frame Rate15 fps
Field Of View135 degrees
Sensor TechnologyCMOS
Video EncodingH.264 (MPEG-4 capture format)
Night VisionFull colour night vision, 33 ft range, 2 IR LEDs
Power SourceSolar powered with rechargeable battery
Battery Capacity5200 mAh
Weather RatingIP65
ConnectivityWireless Wi-Fi (2.4G/5G)
StoragemicroSD up to 256GB (card not included) or optional cloud
AudioTwo-way audio with microphone and speaker
DetectionPIR motion sensor and AI human detection
AlertsAudio and motion alerts, siren
Smart HomeWorks with Alexa
Form FactorBullet
Mount TypeWall mount
UsageIndoor and outdoor
ColourWhite
In The Box2 cameras, 2 solar panels, 2 wall mounts, mounting screws, instruction manual
Unit Count2 count
Item Dimensions7 x 3 x 9 in
Item Weight1.04 kg
Model NumberAU-C90-Series
Manufacturer Part Number2C90-SP-V
Weight1.04 kg
Shipping & returns

Tracked delivery anywhere in Canada. It is free on orders of $150 or more, and a flat $20 below that.

If it is not right for you, send it back within 14 days of delivery in resaleable condition and we refund the price you paid, including standard delivery. That is a voluntary policy we offer on top of your legal rights. You cover the cost of returning it unless the item is faulty.

If it arrives faulty, damaged or not as described, we put it right at no cost to you under the consumer protection law of your province or territory (for example the Ontario Consumer Protection Act, 2002), return postage included.

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Solar Plus BatteryA 5200mAh battery tops up from the included panel in daily sunlight.
4MP Colour Night View2560 x 1440 video with LED spotlight for colour footage after dark.
PIR And AI DetectionHuman detection with adjustable sensitivity cuts down on pointless alerts.
IP65 Weather RatedBuilt to stay outside through rain, dust and changing seasons.

Keep an eye on the yard, the driveway and the back gate with a 4MP solar security camera that runs on sunlight instead of an extension cord.

Two wire-free cameras with 5200mAh batteries, paired solar panels, 2K-class 4MP video, full colour night vision, PIR and AI human detection, two-way audio and an IP65 weather rating.

Two wire-free cameras and two solar panels cover the front and back of a home without running power cable to either spot.

The 4MP sensor records at 2560 x 1440, roughly double the pixel count of a 1080p camera, so plates and faces hold up better when you zoom in.

A dual LED spotlight and colour night vision mean after-dark clips show colour rather than grey shapes, with a stated night vision range of 33 feet.

PIR motion sensing plus AI human detection, a siren and two-way audio let you hear what is happening and speak back from the app.

Footage saves to a microSD card up to 256GB (card not included) or to optional cloud storage, and the cameras work with Alexa for voice control.

4MP Solar Security Camera (2-Pack) with Solar Panels and Colour Night Vision

Most people put off outdoor cameras for the same reason. The spot you actually want to watch, the side gate, the far corner of the driveway, the shed, is nowhere near a power outlet. This kit removes that problem. Each camera carries a 5200mAh rechargeable battery and ships with its own solar panel, so the only question is where the sun lands for two hours a day. No trenching, no extension cord taped along a fence, no electrician.

4MP Solar Security Camera (2-Pack) with Solar Panels and Colour Night Vision

The sensor is 4MP, recording 2560 x 1440 at 15 frames per second through a 135 degree lens. That is close to double the pixel count of a 1080p camera, which matters most when you crop into a clip later. A delivery driver at the end of a path, a vehicle rolling past the curb, the shape of a person at the gate, all of it holds more detail than a basic camera gives you. After dark, night vision has a stated range of 33 feet, and the LED spotlight gives full colour night vision so you see a red jacket rather than a grey blur.

4MP Solar Security Camera (2-Pack) with Solar Panels and Colour Night Vision

Alerts are handled by a PIR motion sensor working alongside AI human detection, with sensitivity you can dial up or down. That combination is what keeps your phone from buzzing every time a branch moves or a cat crosses the lawn. When something does trigger, you get an alert, you can open the live view, and you can talk through the built-in microphone and speaker. There is also a siren if you want an audible response rather than a conversation.

4MP Solar Security Camera (2-Pack) with Solar Panels and Colour Night Vision

Storage is on your terms. Drop a microSD card up to 256GB into the camera and recordings stay local with no ongoing cost, or use optional cloud storage if you would rather keep clips off site. Both cameras connect over Wi-Fi and support 2.4G and 5G networks, and they work with Alexa for voice control. The maker describes setup as three steps.

The housing is rated IP65, which covers rain, spray and dust in normal outdoor use. The stated item dimensions are 7 x 3 x 9 inches, and each camera comes with a wall mount and screws. With two cameras and two panels in one box, the usual pairing is front and back, or driveway and side access. The white bullet shape is easy to aim precisely once the bracket is up, and because nothing is wired in, you can move a camera to a new angle in minutes if your first guess was not quite right.

Not sure yet? That is fine.

A camera has to suit the job you bought it for, and you cannot always judge that from a photograph. If it is not right for you, send it back within 14 days of delivery in resaleable condition and we refund the price you paid, including standard delivery. That is a voluntary policy we offer on top of your legal rights.

If it turns up faulty, damaged or not as described, that is on us. The consumer protection law of your province or territory covers you, and we pay the return postage. Read the full detail on our refunds and returns page, or ask us anything before you order.

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly comes in the box?

You get two cameras, two solar panels, two wall mounts, mounting screws and an instruction manual. That is everything needed to install both units on a wall. A microSD card is not included.

How is this different from a plug-in security camera?

There is no power cable to run. Each camera holds a 5200mAh rechargeable battery that is topped up by its own solar panel, so you can mount it on a fence post or a shed wall where no outlet exists. For many people that is the whole reason to pick a battery security camera over a wired one.

How much sunlight does the panel need?

The maker states that 2 hours of direct sunlight a day gives the camera enough power to run all day. In practice a south-facing wall or an unshaded roof edge works best. If a spot is shaded most of the day, you will be recharging the battery by hand more often.

What happens during a long run of cloudy weather?

The battery carries the camera through dull spells, then the panel catches up when the sun returns. The maker describes the 5200mAh battery as rechargeable, and says a single charge supports up to 5000 triggers or 1 to 5 months of use. Long grey spells are a normal part of owning any best solar security camera setup in a cold climate.

Is 4MP really better than 1080p?

Yes, noticeably. 4MP is 2560 x 1440, close to twice the pixel count of 1080p, so there is more detail to work with when you crop into a frame. That extra detail is what helps when you are trying to read something small at a distance.

What is the field of view?

Each camera has a 135 degree field of view. That is wide enough to cover a driveway, a front path or a back patio from one mounting point. Two cameras in the kit let you cover two separate approaches.

How far does the night vision reach?

Night vision has a stated range of 33 feet from the camera. The LED spotlight supports full colour night vision, which gives you clothing colour and vehicle colour rather than grey shapes.

Does the spotlight stay on all night?

The maker shows the spotlight as one of the alerts that fire on detection, alongside the siren and a phone notification. It does not describe an always-on mode for the light.

What does PIR detection actually do?

PIR stands for passive infrared, and it senses heat movement rather than just pixel change in the image. Pairing it with AI human detection is what filters out swaying plants and shifting shadows. You can raise or lower the sensitivity to suit the spot.

Will it alert me every time a cat walks past?

It should not, if you set it up well. The AI human detection is there to separate people from small animals and background movement, and the sensitivity is adjustable. Fine-tuning that setting in the first week is the single best thing you can do for a quiet phone.

Can I talk to someone through the camera?

Yes. Each camera has a microphone and a speaker for real-time two-way audio, so you can answer a delivery driver or tell a visitor you are on your way. You do this from the app, wherever you happen to be.

Is there an alarm?

Yes, there is a siren alarm along with sound and LED alerts. The maker shows the siren, the spotlight and a phone notification as the responses to detected motion.

What Wi-Fi does it need?

It connects over Wi-Fi and supports both 2.4G and 5G networks. Most people mount these at the edge of the house, so check that the signal still holds up at the mounting spot before you drill. A mesh node or a Wi-Fi extender fixes most weak corners.

Can I use it without Wi-Fi?

No, a Wi-Fi connection is needed for live view, alerts and app control. This is not a cellular camera. If you want coverage at a site with no network, this kit is not the right choice.

Where does the video get stored?

You have two options. A microSD card up to 256GB stores clips locally in the camera, or you can use optional cloud storage instead. The microSD card is not included in the box.

Do I have to pay a subscription?

No. Local microSD recording works without any ongoing plan. Cloud storage is optional and carries an extra fee if you choose it.

What size memory card should I buy?

The camera supports cards up to 256GB. A larger card simply holds more footage. Use a good quality card rated for continuous video writing.

Is it waterproof?

The housing is rated IP65, which covers dust and water spray from any direction. That is the usual standard for a best weatherproof outdoor camera mounted under normal exposure. Avoid aiming a pressure washer at it.

Can I use it indoors?

Yes. The maker gives both indoor and outdoor use, and people often put one in a hallway, living room or home office. Indoors you lose the solar charging benefit unless the panel can sit near a sunny window.

How do I mount it?

Each camera comes with a wall mount and screws. Pick a spot roughly 8 to 10 feet up, angled slightly down toward the area you care about, then run the panel cable to a sunny position nearby. Because nothing is hardwired, you can reposition it later without much work.

Does it work with Alexa?

Yes, the maker states the camera works with Alexa and can be controlled by voice. Other smart home platforms are not specified by the maker.

What is the frame rate?

Video records at 15 frames per second. That is fine for identifying people and vehicles, which is what a security camera is for. It is not intended for fast-action video capture.

How long does the battery last between charges?

The maker states that a single charge of the 5200mAh battery supports up to 5000 triggers or 1 to 5 months of use, so it depends on how often the camera is triggered. The solar panel is there to keep it topped up. In a busy spot, lower the sensitivity to stretch it.

Can I add more cameras later?

Each kit contains two cameras. The maker also says the camera is compatible with its own wireless camera systems, but it does not state how many cameras one app account can hold. Many households start with front and back.

Does it record audio?

Each camera has a microphone and speaker for two-way audio. Recording audio and recording other people is covered by federal and provincial law, so check what applies where you live before you point a camera at shared space.

How do I keep it working well through the year?

Wipe the lens and the solar panel with a soft dry cloth every few weeks. Dust, pollen and bird mess on the panel slow charging more than people expect.

What is the camera made of and where is it made?

The material and country of origin are not specified by the maker. What we can state is the IP65 rating, the white finish and the bullet form factor, all of which are stated by the maker.

How long does delivery take?

Most orders arrive within 4 to 7 business days of the order date, so allow for that if you need it by a set date. Delivery is to Canadian addresses only, free on orders of $150 or more and a flat $20 under that, and you get tracking by email once the order is on its way.

Does this make a good gift?

It does, particularly for someone who has just moved, rents a place where they cannot run cable, or keeps tools in a detached garage. The two-camera kit covers a whole small property, so it does not feel like a half-measure. Pair it with a 128GB or 256GB microSD card and the gift is complete.

What if it is not right for me?

Returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery in resaleable condition, so repack the cameras, panels and mounts in the original box. Get in touch before sending anything back and we will walk you through it. If the issue is coverage or Wi-Fi reach rather than the product, tell us the layout and we will suggest a better placement first.

How To Choose And Place A Solar Security Camera That Actually Earns Its Spot

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The problem with the spot you actually want to watch

Almost everyone who shops for outdoor cameras hits the same wall. You know exactly where the camera should go. The side gate nobody can see from the kitchen. The far end of the driveway. The shed with the bikes in it. And in every one of those places, there is no outlet.

So the plan stalls. You either pay someone to run power, settle for a camera pointed at a spot you can already see from the window, or do nothing for another year.

A solar camera removes the wiring question. The camera holds a rechargeable battery, the panel feeds it from daylight, and the only cable involved is the short lead between the two. You pick the view you want rather than the view the wiring allows.

How this setup works

Each camera in this kit carries a 5200mAh battery. The matching solar panel sits nearby, ideally somewhere that gets direct sun for two hours a day, and trickles charge back in. In normal conditions the panel replaces what the camera uses, so the battery never drains to empty and you never think about it.

The camera itself records at 4MP, which is 2560 x 1440 pixels, through a 135 degree lens. Frame rate is 15 fps. That resolution is the practical difference between a clip that tells you "someone was there" and a clip you can crop into and actually use. Encoding is H.264, which keeps file sizes sensible on a memory card.

At night the stated night vision range is 33 feet. There is also an LED spotlight that supports full colour night vision, so instead of grey silhouettes you get a view with real colour in it. Clothing colour and vehicle colour are often the most useful things in a night clip.

Detection runs on a PIR sensor backed by AI human detection. PIR picks up heat movement rather than just pixel change, and the AI layer sorts people from everything else. Sensitivity is adjustable, which matters more than any spec on the box. Get it right and your phone stays quiet until something worth seeing happens.

Who this suits

Renters get a lot out of a wire-free camera, because nothing is permanent beyond two screws in a wall. If you move, the cameras move with you.

Homeowners with awkward outbuildings are the other obvious group. A detached garage, a workshop at the end of the yard, a boat under a cover. These are exactly the places where running wall power is a hassle and exactly the places worth watching.

It also suits anyone who wants two viewpoints without buying two separate systems. The kit covers front and back, or driveway and side access, out of one box and one app.

Who it does not suit: anyone who needs coverage somewhere with no Wi-Fi at all. This is a Wi-Fi camera, not a cellular one. And if your target spot sits in permanent deep shade with no sunny place to put the panel within cable reach, a wired camera will serve you better.

Choosing where to put them

Height first. Around 8 to 10 feet is the sweet spot. High enough to be out of easy reach, low enough that faces are still recognizable rather than just the tops of heads.

Angle second. Tilt the camera slightly down and aim it along a path or driveway rather than straight across it. People walking toward or away from a camera stay in frame far longer than people crossing it, which gives you more usable seconds of footage.

Sun third. The panel does not have to sit right beside the camera, just within the cable's reach. South-facing is usually best in the northern half of the country. Avoid putting the panel under a gutter line where it collects grit, and keep it clear of anything that throws an afternoon shadow across it.

Wi-Fi last, but do not skip it. Walk to the mounting spot with your phone and check the signal before you drill. Exterior walls, foil-backed insulation and metal siding all eat signal. If the bars drop off, a mesh node near that side of the house solves it cheaply.

Storage, alerts and the first week

You have two storage paths. A microSD card up to 256GB sits in the camera and records locally with no ongoing cost, which most people prefer. The card is not included, so order one with the kit. Alternatively, optional cloud storage keeps clips off site for an extra fee.

Two-way audio means you can answer the door from anywhere, which turns out to be the feature people use most once they have it. A delivery driver gets told where to leave the package. A kid who forgot their key gets told the code. There is also a siren for when you would rather make noise than talk.

Spend the first week tuning. Mount both cameras, then watch what triggers them for a few days. Too many alerts means the sensitivity is too high, or the camera is seeing a road, a bush or a neighbour's path it does not need to see. Nudge the sensitivity down, re-aim slightly, and you will land on a setup that only speaks up when it should.

One practical note. Recording audio and recording other people is covered by federal and provincial law, and the rules vary. Point cameras at your own property, be thoughtful about what crosses into a neighbour's space, and check local rules if you are unsure.

Keeping them running

Maintenance is light but it is not zero. The solar panel is the part that needs attention. Dust, pollen, salt spray near the coast and bird mess all cut charging efficiency, and a panel that looks only slightly dirty can lose a surprising amount of output. Wipe it with a soft dry cloth every few weeks and after any storm.

Give the lens the same treatment. A film of grime on the glass softens the whole image, and infrared at night will scatter off it and wash out the view.

IP65 covers dust and water spray. Skip solvents, abrasive pads and pressure washers.

If a camera is coming down for the winter or going into storage, charge the battery first and keep it indoors away from heat.

The short version

This is a two-camera, two-panel kit built for the spots where power does not reach. 4MP video at 2560 x 1440 gives you enough detail to crop into. Full colour night vision and a stated 33 foot range handle after dark. PIR plus AI human detection keeps the alerts meaningful, two-way audio lets you respond, and IP65 covers the weather.

Storage is yours to choose, local on a microSD card up to 256GB or optional cloud. It works with Alexa for voice control, and the maker describes setup as three steps.

Get the sun angle right, get the Wi-Fi checked before you drill, and spend a week tuning sensitivity. Do those three things and you end up with two cameras that quietly do their job and rarely ask anything of you.

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This is a two-pack of 4MP solar powered outdoor security cameras, model AU-C90-Series. Each camera records 2560 x 1440 video at 15 fps through a 135 degree CMOS lens, using H.264 encoding. Power comes from a 5200mAh rechargeable battery charged by an included solar panel. Night vision is full colour with an LED spotlight, 2 infrared LEDs and a stated 33 foot range. Detection uses a PIR sensor plus AI human detection with adjustable sensitivity, and the camera offers two-way audio, a siren and motion and audio alerts. The housing is IP65 rated for indoor or outdoor wall mounting. Storage is microSD up to 256GB (card not included) or optional cloud. Wi-Fi connectivity supports 2.4G and 5G, and the camera works with Alexa. Colour is white. Item weight 1.04 kg. Brand and country of origin are not specified by the maker.