With 4G connectivity in addition to the usual Wi-Fi, the IMOU AOV PT is the ideal security camera for large properties
The IMOU AOV PT is a versatile security camera designed for large properties, especially in remote areas. It features both 4G mobile and Wi-Fi connectivity, allowing for flexible installation without relying solely on home networks. Additionally, it includes a solar panel for power and a MicroSD card for local footage storage, making it a cost-effective option for security monitoring.
- ▪The IMOU AOV PT offers both 4G and Wi-Fi connectivity for flexible installation.
- ▪It features a solar panel and comes with a 32GB MicroSD card for local storage.
- ▪The camera includes smart tracking technology to follow moving subjects.
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TechRadar Verdict Securing your property, especially when you live in a remote location, can be tricky. For security cameras to work effectively, not only do you need power, you also usually need Wi-Fi. Most traditional cameras have to be tethered to a home wireless router and many also require a permanent power connection, both of which can be luxuries when you live out in the middle of nowhere. Let’s face it, sometimes when you’re in the city it can be a problem too. Enter the IMOU AOV PT. It’s a solar-powered camera which, somewhat unusually, boasts 4G mobile as well as standard Wi-Fi connectivity. What’s more, it even comes with an integrated MicroSD card for recording footage without a monthly fee and a pan-and-tilt lens for a 360-degree field of view.
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