There’s also a 90db siren that can be triggered manually from the app, but won’t sound automatically when motion is detected. There are a range of modes that allow you to arm or disarm the camera, and we found the geofence function that uses your phone's location to arm or disarm the camera based on when you’re at home or away from the property effective. Similarly, as we’ve already mentioned, the two-way talk function is also only available if you subscribe to the Canary Premium Service. However, we did find that once the camera had spotted a person, it wouldn’t alert us or store footage if a person appeared again, until ten minutes had passed – although this isn’t the case if you subscribe to the Canary Premium Service. Plus, we also didn’t suffer unwanted alerts as a result of car headlights reflecting in the window, as we’ve experienced with some other home security cameras.
#Tefview canary pro
The Canary Pro was effective at differentiating motion from humans and other sources, such as animals. While the 147-degree field of view created a slight fisheye effect on the video, we found it didn’t detract in terms of clarity. On test, we found the footage recorded by the Canary Pro to be clear and detailed, both during the day and at night, although note that footage recorded in low light will be in black and white. Includes temperature, humidity and air quality sensors.147-degree field of view displays a slight fisheye effect.Clear, detailed footage throughout the day and at night.Using your phone’s location to arm and disarm a security camera is a common feature among such security cameras, but most devices leave it up to the user to find and set this option up themselves. We were impressed that during set-up, we were asked to select from various options about how the camera behaves when we’re at home and away from the property. Our phone was able to find the Canary Pro and connect it to the internet on entering our password. We downloaded the app and created an account – which, along with upgrading your subscription, can also be done via Canary’s website. Setting up the camera was relatively simple. However, you can only converse with someone in the camera’s field of view if you subscribe to the Canary Premium Service. The Canary Pro has a built-in 90db siren, which can be sounded manually from the app, as well as a microphone. On the bottom is an LED light that glows blue during setup, and white when the camera is recording as a result of detecting motion, or when someone is watching the camera’s live feed. On the back is a micro-USB socket for connecting the bundled power cable, and an Ethernet port for those who wish to use a wired internet connection with the security camera, although Wi-Fi is built-in too. Unlike most home security cameras, this unit doesn’t require a stand – but, as a result, you can’t angle the camera to ensure its field of view covers the entirety of the area you want.
#Tefview canary full
A disc at the top houses the 147-degree camera lens, which records Full HD footage when motion is detected. A cylindrical device, the Canary Pro is made primarily from matt black plastic, with a glossy black strip on the front. Available in black or white, the Canary Pro measures 3 x 6 x 3 inches / 7.6 x 15.2 x 7.6cm (w x h x d). As home security cameras go, the Canary Pro is a pretty bulky device.
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