Smart Camera PIR Motion Floodlight

Well, SL-M1 doesn't support solar panel.

The expected LED lamp life is 5 years, they can not be replaced by users.

No, due to the power consumption, your floodlight camera should always connect to the hardwired power supply.

Yes, it can directly connect to AC110V or AC220V electricity power for straight forward simple installation that doesn't use AC/DC power adapter.

Yes, you are able to watch the HD live video remotely on computer through provided freeware.

Yes, it not only supports 2.4G WiFi connection, but also has a RJ45 Ethernet port for wired network connection.

The product is based on Cloudlinks P2P service, it uses Yoosee App for video monitoring and recording on smartphone and computer.

The microSD card might have been removed incorrectly and the files may be corrupted, or the microSD card may maintain the incorrect format. Solution: Format the TF card (FAT format for SD and FAT32 format for SDHC).

The optimum installation height for Yoosee floodlight is 2-3 metres and we typically recommend 2.5 metres. The key issue with the height relates to the PIR sensor, which detects motion directly in front up to 15 metres away and across a range of 120 degrees. If the light is mounted higher than 3 metres, then there is a risk that the PIR will not identify motion close to the ground.

If your floodlight goes offline when you try to watch HD video through smartphone App, you should check its Wi-Fi connection. Before installing the camera, making sure the place has a strong Wi-Fi signal, and the required upload speed is 1Mbps. Read this article to know how to tackle offline problem. Furthermore, here we list four of the most common possibilities why floodlight camera goes offline:

Your WiFi router constantly changes channels

Some access points or routers is changing channels frequently due to its default settings. This will cause offline issue, since the wireless floodlight camera or security camera requires stable and fixed channel for connection. You may logon your router’s admin webpage to change your Wi-Fi settings and make sure your router chooses one static channel to get this problem resolved.

Floodlight camera is not within the Wi-Fi range or signal is weak/unstable

You need to check the WiFi signal strength before deciding on where to mount the floodlight camera. If your router is too far from your smart floodlight, it’s likely it goes offline because of weak Wi-Fi signal. Please note that it’s better to put the router and floodlight camera in the same level, making sure there is no big or metal barriers in the transmission path. In order to install it in challenging places, you may need to add a Wi-Fi extender/booster near the device. For instance, you can put the extender right nect to your front door, backdoor, garage etc.

The WiFi is running on a non-standard channel

The available channels for 2.4G Wi-Fi are 1-14, and the standard channels are 1, 6 and 11, because they are a group of channels that would not overlap each other and cause interference. If using any channel other than these three will lead to interference from other networks, which in turn will lower Wi-Fi signal strength and speed. To fix this, go to your Wi-Fi/WLAN settings, manually select a Wi-Fi channel such as 1, 6 or 11, making sure you don’t choose “auto”.

You have too many WiFi hotspot on a single Channel

A WiFi access point/hotspot is any device that outputs a Wi-Fi signal. Based on your home network, you might have 1-5 different hotspot to factors outputting different signals, though most people just have one (their router). Having multiple hotspot on a single channel (even whether it's a standard channel), might lead to disturbance and can also lower both bitrate and Wi-Fi signal strength.