eufy Security Certified eufyCam Solar Panel, Compatible with eufyCam, Continuous Power Supply, 2.6W Solar Panel, IP65 Weatherproof Black

Installed it a few years back. It's expensive, bought the certified one. Been working for a few years and never had an issue. Been through a few summer, rain and winter season and still working and charging the cameras pretty well.

I’ve only had this solar panel for a few days, but so far I’m impressed. Installation was super easy. I used a third party gutter mount to mount the panel to a deck railing near my camera, and once I chose the correct adapters (included with the panel) for my 3C camera. It was simple plug and play for the hardware, then change the charge method for that camera in the app to “solar panel” and it’s done. Performance seems to be quite good. I purposely didn’t charge my camera before installing the panel, because I wanted to see how well it would charge in addition to my daily usage in the “optimal battery life” setting. I’m happy to report that it’s done well in my test. It’s been a mix of sun and overcast, and my camera has gone from 34% to 64% in three days. Not bad IMO since I live in a townhouse community where there is a decent amount of traffic in front of my driveway, which is where the camera/panel is pointed. As far as the panel itself goes, it’s nice that it has a built in cord wrap, the fairly long cord should allow for installation in just about any situation and has a standard micro-usb connector. Adapters for pretty much any eufy camera (even usb-c versions) are included for a weather resistant fit. I shouldn’t have to worry about battery life anymore since it has output my daily usage +10% battery so far, so no more awkward charging with an extension cord or battery pack and climbing on a stepladder. If you have outdoor eufy cameras and a decent view of the sun, this panel is a great way to harness free solar energy to keep your cameras charged and avoid the hassle of charging cameras in areas that aren’t easily accessible.

I've bought three of these to power my 2-year old EufyCam Pro 2 cameras on the front and back of my house. So far, I've mounted two them for the cameras in the back. My setup situation is... suboptimal, to put it mildly. My house faces east-west, the back yard with these two cameras is the east-facing side (so the house is partially in the way for both panels), and the southern side of our yard has a bunch of trees that reduce direct sunlight in these late autumn weeks to just a few hours a day, from about 8 AM to noon. I mounted the panels as far away from the house as possible, on the railings of my deck (which also give the panels a bit of shelter from the northern winds we get), and pointed due south. Both cameras were below 100%; one of them was about 34% when I hooked up the panels 2 weeks ago. Today, both cameras are at 98%. To say I'm amazed at the performance of these panels in charging the batteries of these cameras (which are themselves almost two years old now, with 80% of original capacity still available), is an understatement. The last camera will be the true challenge, though. Both in terms of its placement on the west wall under a roof overhang, which has made finding a good mounting location for the panel with good exposure very challenging; and also in terms of its available sun exposure, due to the same side yard trees and a literal small forest across the street that further blocks strong sun exposure. So I'll be making sure to have that camera fully charged when I do finally mount that panel, but I'm hoping with that prep it'll be enough to keep it that way through the winter. Very worth the money vs replacing these older cameras with newer models, especially since Eufy only has one other camera line that's HomeKit compatible.

This has been a god-send - saving me from climbing up and fetching cameras down for recharging. Even with some spots that are far from ideal for solar (overcast by trees, roof eaves, etc.), the cable is long enough to mount the panel with an eye on the sky. The charging speed isn't super-fast, but it's good enough to keep the batteries topped up. The kit includes connections for just about every standalone Eufy battery camera they've made, so no problems with it matching an existing camera. Great value, and a real saving in time and effort.

Bought these in June. Worked great till one recently stopped charging camera. I thought it was blocked by vegetation but, discovered it had ended up leaking some water inside. Called Eufy and was able to get a replacement underway in about 20 min!! I like all their systems and have them at 2 properties and they have been very reliable. Was very impressed with customer service person Ashley, also.

Super easy to install - I used the band (sold separately) that wraps around a pole. The panel itself is compact and is hidden behind the pole. The location has full sun so I don't know how it would perform in shade. So far it's keeping the camera battery charged to 100%. Considering it keeps me off a ladder it's sweet deal

Works very well. Easy to install and pair to camera. Quality materials and durable build

Ottimo pannello solare. Abbinato ad una videocamera, sempre Eufy modello SoloCam C210, mi permette di dismettere quelle Arlo che negli anni mi sono costate uno sproposito in batterie. La costruzione è solida e di qualità. Il supporto è in metallo e non in plastica. Comoda, inoltre, la possibilità di raccogliere il cavo in eccesso dietro il pannello stesso rendendo più pulita l'installazione. Nella confezione sono presenti tutte le guarnizioni di tenuta all'acqua del connettore per le videocamere Eufy.

These are very easy to install, I brought two to attach to my recently purchased Eufy 3C cameras. I decided to try them because the battery was dropping at a rate that I would of had to recharge them every 100nor so days, not bad but still a ladder and 4-5 hours charging. I brought these on the 17th December, so in the middle of winter and they are both facing south and they have kept the charge at 97-99% (currently at 98%) even with the horrible weather we've been having. In my opinion they are well worth having, if they keep the cameras charged in the winter, they won't ever need charging again! Don't forget you need to change the power source from battery to solar panel - if you forget to do this the battery will drain and you'll think the solar panel isn’t working! Lastly, I've seen reviews saying that the pass through waterproof plugs stop the USB charging lead from going fully home and causing the lead to pop off - see the photos of how to fit the waterproof plugs - put it onto the USB FIRST and then push it home into the camera - watertight and it won't come out unless you pull it out! Hope this helps you decide to buy it or not but give me a 👍 if it does

Outre la qualité du produit que je recommande, je tiens tout particulièrement à remercier et souligner le professionnalisme du livreur. Je ne peux pas indiquer son nom mais je souhaiterais le communiquer à Amazone.

as advertised, easy to install and good quality. connected to my solo solar cam. remember to change the settings or the power source in the app after installation.

You can't see it in the pictures, but a lot of thought went into this product's design. It's comes with gaskets to slip over the power connection to each of Eufy's different camera types, the ability to tilt and swivel in any direction, and even a clever plavlce behind the panel to wrap the cord round and a tiny divot to press it into so only the amouy of cable you need is showing. Installed them on our four outdoor cameras easily, and already they're charging well. I bought these when the cameras died in the winter and I had to ladder up in the snow to charge them. Not fun. Reviews I've read from other Canadians say that even with winter sun the cameras stayed about 30-40% solar charging. We'll see. Fingers crossed.