Foscam Outdoor PTZ (4x Optical Zoom) HD 1080P WiFi Security Camera - Pan Tilt Wireless IP Camera with Night Vision up to 196ft, IP66 Weatherproof Shell, WDR, Motion Alerts, and More (FI9928P),White

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Foscam Outdoor PTZ (4x Optical Zoom) HD 1080P WiFi Security Camera - Pan Tilt Wireless IP Camera with Night Vision up to 196ft, IP66 Weatherproof Shell, WDR, Motion Alerts, and More (FI9928P),White

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Incredible Image Quality. 1080p at 25fps brings real 1080p smooth video experience thanks to powerful Ambarella chipset. 355 horizontal & 85 vertical rotation range cover a much bigger vision range. True 4x optical zoom captures more details of your viewing objects. Intelligent WDR corrects dark faces under heavy light to ensure a clear image in every lighting environment. Image Distortion Correction tech will fix common image distortion flaws.
Superb Outdoor/Night Use. IP66 level weatherproof design leaves you free of worrying about rain or dust in outdoor condition. This model uses a Sony Starvis sensor and deliver true colorful vision image during low-light condition while most of cameras can just show black/white image then. Night vision range up to 196 ft with the 6pcs high performance infrared array LED lights.
Security Matters. Detect movement and send notification to you through Email or smartphone App. Captured image could be stored in multiple ways like Micro SD card (up to 128GB, not included), computer, NVR, FTP, NAS or Foscam cloud. Easily configure your alarm schedule or block the area you do not want to monitor. New design makes installing Micro SD card so conveniently with just removing the two screws. Additional I/O socket could add other sensor devices to monitor your home in multiple way.
Foscam Cloud use US-based AWS server that is of high-level encrypted security and privacy protection. Foscam Cloud Storage plan protects recordings against any footage loss that could result from damage such as theft of the camera. 7 Days Free Cloud storage with 1 month??s validity is available on this camera, and NO data space limitation during the last 7 days. Able to view live or play back or save all alert captures and video clips on the cloud. More options for Cloud Storage are available.
Easy setup via iOS and Android devices by free Foscam App. Comes with Foscam VMS (Video Management Software), compatible with third party VMS Blue Iris & ONVIF recording devices, compatible with IE, Chrome, Firefox browsers. Also Works with Alexa (Please update the firmware to the newest version via app). Instant live view the camera on echo show with simple voice command. Contact us for any help by email support@foscam

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Great Camera, excellent customer supportI bought this camera specifically for use in our barn near our home so we could monitor expectant girls and watch for bonding, babies nursing and other activities without them being aware of our presence. The camera itself is quite excellent, great clear pictures even in night. It's very responsive using the app when away from home as well. After about 1 year the camera had issues. I am not sure exactly when it stopped working, but it did. After much frustration, bringing it inside, rebooting, resetting I thought that maybe it was because our network modem had been upgraded, but that was not the case. I was able to add it into the new network, there was just NO PICTURE ....I contacted Foscam support and they gave me some suggestions, but they did not work. Since it had been nearly 1 year since I bought the camera I was only offered a refurbished replacement. They were quick to provide the RMA # for return shipping and the replacement was also returned quite quickly. The tech that assisted me, ZION, was very helpful and kept track of my case until he was able to close it. I would highly recommend this camera and the support provided was excellent.5F19928P review without repeating all the other good information you can read from other reviewers.I just received this Foscam camera yesterday. While I haven't mounted this yet, I have been preparing for it for quite sometime. I have purchased many Foscam cameras over the years. I have over 15 total in two homes. Like other reviewers, this is a step up from everything that Foscam has done. In this price range, this is a good buy. There are plenty of other cameras that you can buy that have more features or have a better known name than Foscam, but for this price point I am very happy so far. I have mine set up with a POE splitter. I have seen questions and answer about POE and I want to answer the biggest question regarding that here. While it is not POE ready, it and any of your older Foscam cameras that have an ethernet port and a power port or dongle, can be set up to have power over ethernet. It required in my case a POE splitter that is 12V. This camera has a 12 volt power supply. So with a splitter you connect the ethernet cable coming from a POE switch to the splitter and the ethernet cable on the splitter to the ethernet dongle of the camera that is supplied. You could also use a POE injector that has the correct 12V capacity if you did not have a POE switch. Older cameras take a 5v splitter and you can buy several types on Amazon and another reviewer has discussed this. For those of you that want to mount this using your own junction box that is waterproof, I had found one on YouTube and found the parts after a long search. You will need a 6"x6"x4" plastic junction box, a Heyco LTCG 1 NPT BLK 8.5 Split N/N (this is the waterproof theaded part that protects the wire cable and the cluster of other cables), a package of O-Ring Dash 124 Silicone 0.1in Pk25 from Grainger, I also bought hex nuts that go on the inside of the box. For the ethernet cable waterproofing I bought a six foot long Ultratite Empty conduit, 1/2 inch, with fittings from Lowes. I have included a picture. It is possible to run everything through the larger hole in the F19928P mount, but I chose to use a junction box for easy access to my splitter and cables.The other reviews about the software and the browsers and the needing to download the Foscam brower apps in Internet Explorer are all true. However, they aren't that big of a deal. I simply make IE my default browser so it won't open in Edge. If you scan the QR code in the Foscam App, you can have your camera online immediately. I like using the IPcam.exe file supplied by Foscam to see my cameras and connect to them locally. I then open them, configure them, and view them on Blue Iris and the older Surveillance Pro app on my Iphone. To do this you will need to learn about static IP addresses, DYN DNS aspects, and Port forwarding. This has been covered by other reviewers and is well documented in the User manual. From what I see of the picture it looks great. Mine is still inside on a desk to be mounted at another home that I have almost 3 hours away. I am sure the other reviews have been accurate about what to expect on the night vision distance and the operating characteristics. I have moved the camera up and down and side to side and it works exactly as people have said. 90 degrees up and down and equally close to the back of the mount on both sides. I hope this will help some of you. The hole to drill in your junction box with the NPT 1inch part will be an inch and 1/4 using a spade bit. The hole for the Ultratite fitting is a 3/4" hole that I also used a spade bit.I have added an additional picture of the parts of the junction box set up. I also ordered a NPT 1 1/4" part, with a nut and a larger O-ring. The 1 inch allows all the cabling to fit thru, but it was a tight fit. The 1 1/4" fitting makes it really easy. Both 1" and 1 1/4" NPTs are pictured. The NPT 1 1/4" part requires an 1 1/2 inch hole drilled in the plastic box. You can see the big nuts that go on the inside and the O-rings (red). The 1/2 fitting that the Ethernet cable goes through is also pictured. The Ethernet cable can have the terminal end already attached and pass through the opening.5Best Camera in my home security suiteI currently 3 different camera brands in my security suite, Ring, Amcrest and now Foscam. Of the three brands, the best image comes from the Foscam hands down. I currently use the Amcrest IP3M-943, IP2M-841 and IP3M-HX2, The Ring Video Doorbell Pro and Spotlight Cam and last but not least, Foscam FI9928P. So in comparison the way it breaks down is like this:Foscam FI9928P: Large, heavy, solid build, easy network install, did not work with aftermarket POE injector, Great Image, stable software, OK app, 8 hour video replay for free. (currently have it on wifi and the performance is outstanding in comparison to the other brands on my Asus A2900 wifi router which is part of my AIMesh. Pan and tilt is smooth, zoom can be a bit touchy.Amcrest IP3M-943: Bullet cam, smallish profile, solid build, network installation took a few tries, Above average image, buggy software, good app, 4 hour video replay for free but only for one camera, will not stay on user designated settings when on wifi (wifi setup sucks I have it connected via ethernet) and even on ethernet the software is buggy. connected to my AIMesh router.Amcrest IP2M-841: Pan and tilt is not very smooth, zoom image is ok but not very clear, as with all amcrest cameras network installation took a few tries. Above average image if you can keep the image setting from randomly changing on its own and connected via ethernet cable. Software is the same for all models.Amcrest IP3M-HX2: Zoom, image quality and installation is the same across all models with the same bugs, but this one does perform better on wifi than the others.Ring door bell pro: Easy installation for both putting it in and adding it to the network. Not sure how much replay without paying as I have always had a pay subscription. Image is not the greatest outside of a 7 or so foot range. within that range it is ok, you can recognize and see the people with no issues but it is not the cleanest image.Ring Spotlight cam: Everything about ring is outstanding but the image quality is once again, not the greatest. The closer you get to the camera the clearer the image, while you could see a person at a distance you could not make out anything more than someone being there, the closer they get the better the image.Motion sensing: of the three, from what I can tell ring has the best software followed by foscam, amcrest's just flat out sucks.I installed the Foscam yesterday and will say that if I knew then what I know now, all of my cameras except the door bell would be Foscam. The FI9982P as of now is the best of the bunch, the amcrest cams are cheaper but with that price comes a lot of software issues that will require your attention several times a day. For the price, compared to the ring spotlight cam is outperformed by this model and currently it is the same price.Lastly, amcrest and foscam are synology NVR compatible which means that you do not have to pay for cloud based storage if you have a synology server that supports the surveillance station app. The only downside is that only the synology NVR's come with more than one or two camera licenses so if you will have to purchase add on camera licenses for each additional camera you want to add to it.5Sturdy little Camera, Fit my needs very well.I have had this for a few days but I have been testing it quite extensively. Here is what I have discovered.Out of the box. I thought it was pretty strait forward to setup with the QR code on the camera, and the android App. I will say it is nice that the android app takes care of remote viewing. No need to port forward, it just works, BUT it is SOOO slow. You will want to use a 3rd party app to control and view your camera. Thankfully tinyCam Monito worked easily giving full control, and with a forwarded port it works everywhere.As far as the configuration, it does require you to install some software to view the video stream in a browser. Very annoying considering that some will want to configure their camera remotely and have to install that plugin on any computer they want to do this from. I found myself just remoting into my home computer and configuring it from there remotely.With foscam software you can record continuously to the SD card, or you can use foscams software to setup remote storage on a local PC or FTP. I like that I can also setup motion detection to email me pictures of the motion. Instant viewing with out live streaming constantly. I did have trouble setting this up with gmail though. I am not sure if it is possible but I had to use another email service to send the emails. Do a bit of research if this is important to you. I think the problem I had is that I authenticate my google account before logins, and foscam had no security in place to facilitate this.Overall this camera does exactly what I wanted. It is wireless it can monitor the front of my home, it can swivel around and check for packages at my door step, it can swing around and check the side yard. It is wireless, it is 1080. THe price is a big high in comparison to other cams, but it fit my needs almost exactly. No monthly cloud subscription if you don't really need it, and if you do the price is quite affordable for almost anyone.Foscam.. improve your android app. It works decent, but it is SOOO sluggish when controlling the PTZ (Pan Tilt Zoom) remotely.COLD WEATHER UPDATE: I have now used this camera through -26 F weather. It functions in these temps however its ability to completely rotate gets limited. Facing forward I can rotate it just fine about 180 degrees. When it gets to the point where it is facing towards its mouts it gets very slow and sluggish / can't rotate there. If you hold it will slowly move there but it goofs up preset positions. Overall I am happy with it. it still does what I need it to and -26F is crazy cold for any electronic to work outside without dedicated heating.43 big flaws and a warning!Update: After 3 months of use, i would not recommend these cameras at all. Changed to 1 star rating...1 of them has a problem with color and i can t adjust/fix it. Another one went offline and hasn t come back online for over 2 weeks... even though i can see it from another camera and i can see it s IR light shining at night so i know it s one. My other FOSCAM cameras are doing well, but these PTZ outdoor cameras are duds....Original post:I am a big fan of Foscam and have used them for years. I just installed 3 of these PTZ outdoor cameras and the picture quality is amazing as is the zoom (with1 caveat below). Unlike others, i have had very little problem with the app or connections.IMHO there are 3 big flaws and one watch out!1) Tilt - As advertised, it Pans (up/down) 85 degrees - what they don t tell you is it s from LEVEL down. This is a HUGE flaw as it means you can t look up , this is especially a problem when you zoom in.... the more you zoom in, the less of anything you can see above the level (looking straight out) point. So for example, I have a long driveway and my camera is mounted at about 6 feet high... when i zoom in, i can t see the end of the driveway as it goes off the top of the screen and i can t zoom up . I was really surprised by this as their indoor PTZ cameras pan up to almost straight up.2) Sound - it says it has sound detection, however, it does not transmit sound... i found this odd as there is an RCA audio out cable if you do a hard wired installation.3) The indoor PTZ and other cameras have AI alerts - meaning it detects humans and only alerts on that. These cameras don t have that, even with the cloud service. have the alert level set to the lowest level (sensitivity) and i m getting false alerts constantly. Additionally, if you set to do not disturb the hours you can set are from 0000 to 2300 hours. So yep, you guessed it... from 11pm to midnight i get a ton of alerts... very annoying. Matter of fact it s raining at my farm right now and i ve gotten 17 alerts while typing this!Watch Out: As I said, I ve had Foscam cameras for years and have updated the firmware at least 50 times across all my cameras and never had a problem. The installation i just did was 8 cameras at my farm 300 miles away. I got home and saw there was a firmware update avail.... did the first one and no problem... did the second one and the camera never came back online. Lesson learned - don t do a remote firmware upgrade... i m sure a power cycle will fix this, but i ve got to drive 300 miles to do that!Having said all that, i m still very happy with these cameras and feel like my property is much more protected. The cloud recording is great and the quality is extremely good. Also, being able to easily share the cameras via the app with family members has been a real bonus.1UPDATED Review! F19928P: Struggling for 3 weeks to get this camera working consistently...This is an update: I returned the camera for exchange, the new unit seems to work flawlessly. It has been solidly connected via WiFi without interruption for two days now (the 1st one would not maintain a connection for a full day), and responds very quickly to PTZ commands remotely from the phone app. It does exactly what I wanted; would have given 5 stars if not for the 1st unit being defective. Here is my earlier review on the 1st unit: ... I have an older Foscam mounted that is working well on my Wifi for over 3 years, so this seemed like the logical choice when wanting to add a 2nd camera with PTZ capabilities (same app, etc.). I have ONE WEEK left in my return window, so am posting this in hopes of help (via comments to this review) as Foscam's "support" is currently email-only and painfully slow to non-responsive. I have installed the cam to less than 10' from my router, where the wifi tests at 100mbps (the older Foscam is over 50' away working perfectly after 3 yrs). When this camera works it works GREAT, unfortunately the video feed drops off frequently and I have to reboot (power-cycle) to get the stream back. It lasts anywhere from 10 minutes to 22 hours and drops off again. Foscam support recommended changing the wifi channel: I changed from AUTO to 7 ... video lasted 1 hour; changed again to channel 11, it lasted 10 minutes, so back to AUTO (again, the OTHER older Foscam connected to the same wifi network works flawlessly through all these changes). Support recommend changing the resolution to less than 1080: This, on its face, seems unacceptable but I have tried -- in the web based application I change to Equalibrium 720 mode, save it, and it switches back to 1080 within a minute (will not hold the setting). Am near the end of my patience (I even purchased a new, more powerful router specifically to help with this effort, it is a Netgear AC3200 and the wifi tests at 100mbps in the vicinity of the camera). I am very open to trying other suggestions but "support" takes hours or days to respond and is thusfar unsuccessful. Can anyone provide a comment here with suggestions? I have 7 days left in the return window... I really LIKE this camera when it works (it is extremely responsive via phone app, does PTZ, presets, etc., very well -- when it works!) but if I cannot get it to work consistently it will go back. If I get it going I will update this review. Please HELP if you have any suggestions.4Complicated directions for microphoneAttached is the picture of how the microphone is to be connected in. Right side being powered microphone, and left side to camera harness of wires. You will need a male RCA to female 3.5mm phono adapter, then a 3.5mm male to 3.5mm male extension phono cable. The microphone I used was Microseven M7WP-MIC waterproof available from Amazon.Use the white side of the micrphone to connect the RCA adapter. Use the yellow wire on the side of the camera harness wires to connect other side. If this helps anyone, it's worth it. Had this camera since March 2018, and microphone would not work until now (August 29, 2018).4Five StarsTony did provide a very good service in helping me set up this camera! Thank you!I mounted the camera outside, and added it to my apps in my phone, but the clearity of the FI 9928P($250) is not even as good as R2 indoor camera that cost $57 , I don t know if this may have anything to do with the set up or to the camera itself quality. I expect $250 image clarity / quality to be better and clear than $57 indoor camera. I plan to call customer support about thisUpdate on 7-24-2018I finally returned this camera today, so I don't recommend this camera. here are the reasons,1. the pictures from Foscam outdoor PTZ FI9928P ($249.99) are blurry all the time, but the Foscam indoor camera R2 pictures are very clear;2. The Apps for Foscam outdoor PTZ FI9928P connections are not stable, uable to connect, which meant that I am not able to see and monitor anything, everytime when I click on the Foscam apps, it says :"Establishing a secure connection" and then, It says:" Failed to connect.."3. I was told by the Foscam support to take the camera to reconnect it to my router to get it set up again.. but I already paid the handyman to mount the camera outside on top of my window frame, it is so inconvenient for me to clime to dis-attach it ... so I returned the $250 PTZ 1080 camera1Love this cameraI purchased this camera to monitor our cars and property street side of our house, the ability to move the camera up and down the street or setup a patrol pattern is very cool. also purchased the mounting boxes which made installation easy and frustration free. Hookup was easy as connecting the camera to both the foscam APP as well as the free foscam NCR software for 24x7 monitoring. Occasionally the camera's will drop off the network but quickly connect themselves back. a range extender added to my network helped considerably as well as upgrading my router to a Netgear Nighthawk R7000p and modem to a Arris Surfboard 190.The setup for the e-mail notification was a bit confusing but messing with it, I got it to work, and send alerts to our e-mail accounts. The confusing part was at the E-mail end settings, not the foscam end.The image quality of the pictures and video are Very clear and excellent quality.This was a nice addition to my outdoor monitoring setup.5Maybe I expect too much for this price pointI have this camera mounted on a pole 18 feet from the ground. One object I'd like to keep an eye on is 135 feet away. Even at the height the camera is mounted I have to zoom out enough so that the view is not meaningful. The tilt doesn't seem to go upward as much as I'd like. The photo shows the trailer as viewed from 135 feet away with the tilt as high as it can go and the camera mounted 18 feet up from the ground.My mailbox is 110 feet away from the camera. Basically the same scenario as above. Not doing me a lot of good.The third area is 65 feet from the camera and it does indeed work satisfactorily for that distance.The Foscam app has several poor ratings on the iOS App Store but I didn't find it to be all that bad. It's a little tricky to navigate for some things. I still haven't discovered how to locate and remove a couple of the "favorite" locations that I've saved.On medium sensitivity setting, some light rain set the push notifications off.It's only been up for a day. I'm trying to be patient but am seriously considering sending this unit back. The $200 may or may not be better spent someplace else. If someone from Foscam or the vendor reads this and has any advice, maybe we can salvage the purchase.2

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