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Anker has introduced a new set for monitoring your home, apartment, office and virtually any other place. The eufyCam 2C Package consists of two full HD cameras with night vision that can be used inside and outside as well as the home base 2. The wireless cameras have a battery life of up to 180 days and a local memory of 16 GB is already included in the surveillance camera set. Particularly interesting: False alarms caused by leaves, dogs, wind, etc. can be reduced by 95% - ergo less battery consumption and fewer recordings that have to be sorted out. Until December 16.12.2019, 25 there is a XNUMX% discount;)
Click here to go directly to the eufyCam 2C: Amazon product page
The eufyCam 2 and the Homebase 2 form a practical, wireless surveillance camera set without too many cables. With 180 days of battery life and 1080p full HD resolution, this is a quick and easy solution for photo and video surveillance of house and yard.
You can get the three-part set of two cameras and a Homebase 2 for € 239,99 on Amazon, among others. With the voucher code EUFYCAM2C you can, however, secure a price reduction of 25% during the payment process. At the time of this post's publication (December 10.12.2019th, XNUMX) the product page says “Currently not available” because the surveillance camera set is probably already sold out, but it may be delivered by the time the voucher expires;)
Wireless, IP67-certified, without a cloud subscription, but with 16 GB of its own eMMC (embedded Multi Media Card) - that sounds pretty good. But what else does the eufyCam 2C from eufy by Anker have to offer? I have summarized the most important technical data from the eufyCam 2C data sheet for you here:
Do you have one or more cameras installed to secure your house, apartment, garden or office? Perhaps the predecessor of the model described above, the eufyCam E from eufy by Anker? Feel free to leave a comment on the topic, even if you may not think of cameras to secure your house and yard;)
Jens has been running the blog since 2012. He appears as Sir Apfelot for his readers and helps them with problems of a technical nature. In his free time he drives electric unicycles, takes photos (preferably with his iPhone, of course), climbs around in the Hessian mountains or hikes with the family. His articles deal with Apple products, news from the world of drones or solutions for current bugs.
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