Revotech Mini POE IP Camera, HD 3MP Indoor Security Camera 3.6mm Lens P2P Remote View CCTV Video Cam H.265/H.264 (I706-POE Black)

I was very surprised by how well this little camera performed. The fisheye lens allows me to get much more in the frame than a regular lens. It is perfect for use above an entrance. It lets me see anyone at the door and covers a wide background view as long as you don't mind the fisheye effect. This is a POE camera and works very well with BLUE IRIS nvr software. I would highly recommend this camera at this affordable price.

This camera works with Blue Iris, however it comes with no instructions for how to make it work, I had to find this online:In Blue Iris, go to Camera settings > Video > ConfigureMedia/Video/RTSP port: 8554Discovery/ONVIF port: 6688Under Stream Profile:Main: /profile0Sub: /profile1ONVIF Source: vstoken0 V_SRC_000Make sure all the ports you put here are open in your router settings and it should work. Took me forever to figure this out.

Please note I did not try the cloud apps because my CCTV system is not connected to the internet. Web interface need to be updated since Microsoft has put Internet Explorer to end of life and Edge doesn't load everything correctly I wasted a day and a half time playing with Wireshark, reading articles, reviews ect to try to get the correct RTSP address to work with my NVR. No luck... Side note since I spent so much time in Wireshark looking at this thing and regardless of the settings I set in the device it keeps trying to find the internet even though I tried to disable all of that in the web GUI, so I've kind of lost trust and will be using it for spare parts.

This works perfectly for my needs as a front door camera. Day and night views are in color.Great wide angle so I can see anything approaching from nearly wall to wall, left to right.I can view it on my phone and PC.I also have it connected to my Hiseeu NVR camera system, due to this camera being ONVIF, that always records to its internal 4 GB hard drive 24/7 with playback history.A well thought out small and inexpensive camera.I highly recommend this one.

Once I was able to download CMS software from the cloud folder shown on the include quick seup paper guide shipped w/ camera all was straight forward.Great picture under room light marginal under night time viewing.I wiil definetly use more of these little puppies!

Would give 5 stars but...Nice compact camera that is easy to install and good image, but...you can not change the time or date, I tried downloading the app and it does not find the cameras on my network, it looks like these might only really work with the Revotech recording platforms. I wired these to a FLIR NVR and they came right up, but the date is 5 years behind (2015). My ONVIF W-Box cameras are clocking off of the NVR just fine. Wish I could use these they work perfect when placed on a window sill inside to view the yard. I think Revotech has nice products but you need to keep in line and use just Revotech start to finish.

I needed a way to secure my remote solar stations. This little fisheye provides an easy way for monitoring for negative/rogue activity around the station.

Camera Works with Blueiris DVR software. The URL download link provided in the manual booklet to download the software if you were to use it, does not go any place. So you will have to reach out to the seller for it. I use Blueiris for all my software / recording functions so not getting the provided software is not an issue for me. I use another software camera searching utility to find the camera and it's I.P. to log in and configure it. It seems to work for what I want it to do. Blueiris is set for continuous recording so I am not using any features of the camera.There are no infra red LEDs , it is just a mini camera with a lens. For use with blue iris, note that the ONVIF port must be set to 6688. I did not see where it could be changed in the camera software so you must change it on the Blueiris side. Also the RTSP port must also be changed on the Blueiris side to 8554. After that Blueiris is able to scan for it and finds it and sets it up.

cada que compro y busco nuevamente el producto, elprograma me identifica y me da un precio mayor eso no es correcto

We purchased about a half dozen of these cameras. We needed them for a covert application. Once we had the cameras positions and connected to the recorder, we could see that they worked great. Image quality was perfect, and by far better than to be expected based on the price. I would recommend these cameras.

buena pequeña cámara. funciona bien y es totalmente compatible con onvif. Compraría de nuevo.

So I’ve owned this camera now for over 2 years. I use it to provide a constant RTSP stream to a CCTV system (that I built on a Raspberry Pi). For the price, this camera is good value however, I have one major niggle which I haven’t found a solution to. Periodically the camera will just seize up and stop responding over the network. I have to power cycle the camera (i.e. turn off and back on again) to make the camera work again.Does anyone know how to download firmware upgrades for this device? Unfortunately, the update mechanism built into the camera appears to contact servers that don’t exist so it is impossible to do a firmware upgrade without manually downloading the upgrade files and applying them. But where do I download these from? Where is the Revotech support site? Does it actually exist? Any help would be massively apprieciated.

For the money this isn't a bad little camera, however getting it working is not a trivial task.1. The instructions seem to vary as to how to set it up, there are different ip addresses given in different instructions, they all suggest the range 192.168.1.???.2. I used onvif device manager, this found finds the unit , in my case at 192.168.1.105. I tried ping this no joy, I then enabled a dhcp server on my network it allocated its ip in the 192.168.0.0 range, I was then able to log in to the admin console, disable dhcp and allocate a static ip address, I unticked everything on the network/basic page.3. I would recommend that you set these cameras to a different IP range and block external access i your firewall, in my case my computers are in the 192.168.0.0/24 range and the cameras are set to 192.168.1.0/244. Block external access for the above range, as these cameras seem to have a tendency to call external servers.