The camera can not only save the recording to the specified memory card, but also supports saving to a Reolink NVR or an FTP server. This makes it possible to save the recordings directly to a NAS, such as Synology, as long as it is set up as an FTP server. The camera supports 24/7, motion-controlled or scheduled recordings and thus offers flexible storage options in addition to the local microSD card (up to 256 GB).

Hi Joel, I have 3 of them in use. Needed a router and a mobile and/or PC, as well as the Reolink app or Windows software. As soon as the camera has received an IP address from the router, you can search for this IP address (unless the app finds the cam itself). Then the first thing you need to do is set a password - after that it's actually self-explanatory. Greetings Markus

The camera does not work with WLAN, but requires a connection via an RJ45 port for operation. It is powered via Power over Ethernet (PoE), which means that it receives both data and power via a single network cable. A separate power cable is not required.

The camera normally covers a flush-mounted box, or holes are next to the flush-mounted box. Otherwise this would have to be covered with a plate (metal). Installation was problem-free.