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12 Aug, 2025







£163.73 inc. VAT
AI-generated summary
For £135.54 ex-VAT, this is a decent “gateway” camera kit for businesses that want eyes on a spot without running power cables. The solar angle is the big deal: if you have a car park bay, shed, yard perimeter, or a loading area where sunlight is reasonably consistent, it can be genuinely hassle-free compared to mains-powered installs. In my experience, the value lands when you need monitoring more than you need 24/7 reliability—because solar setups can be a bit moody in the UK when winter hits and days get short.
I’d only buy it if you can guarantee decent sun exposure and you’re comfortable with the trade-offs solar power brings (lower performance during poor weather, potential downtime if panels underperform). It’s probably overkill for an office door or indoor corridor where you could just mount a mains camera. Also, make sure the positioning gives it a clear view and that the wireless signal is solid—solar won’t fix network issues. If those conditions hold, it’s a cost-effective way to get pan/tilt coverage on a budget; if they don’t, you’ll be happier spending a bit more on a mains-powered solution.

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