Solar Panel Compatible with Blink XT XT2 Outdoor Indoor Security Camera, Waterproof Power Continuously, Adjustable Mount, 12ft/3.6m Cable (Cam Not Included)

Bought this to help increase battery life on my eufycam 2c .My front garden camera pics up all the traffic on the road so when all my other cameras are 100+days this one is only 40.The end of the cable that goes into the camera has to be trimmed ( I used a dremal) to fit into the charging hole for the camera.Leave it outside to charge first before fitting to the camera as the solar panel has intrigated batteries.Unit works a treat. Even in overcoats dull days my camera sits at 100% now.Time will tell but for the cost it's definitely worth a try

What a perfect littl solar panel. It does the job of keeping a power supply to the blink module which has high movement daily. It was so simple to install and has had no issues. I will be buying more of these for my other cameras

The solar panel works with my ieGeek security camera, producing enough power to charge the battery even in overcast conditions. The panel appears robust and well made. Connection was simple, ie attach bracket, to fence and plug in the power lead. The fixing bracket is robust. The only problem I have is that the USB connector is at 90degrees, this only just fits the ieGeek camera, but, since the panel is not actually designed for this camera, I don't really think that is cause for complaint. The USB connection does fit, but, it would have been easier if it was a straight connector.

This is way overpriced for what replaces, the life expectancy is 3years and with luck 5 years(either the battery or the panels would likely fail in this time)I recommend a serious usage in the initial period to test the charging since the update internal battery is large capacity more than 1.335A over the capacity of the dedicated manufacturing suggests for the camera (more is better). The system must be tested to extreme consumption level to test charging in 30 days initial period.The panel is glass non flexible and theoretical should last 25 years (dream on), the cures generated is at best optimal to recharge its internal battery (is somewhat calculated to maintain the battery optimally between 40% and 80%, if everything goes as planed. I would say if all math and conditions are optimal the system should go over 5 years up to 10 if all parts are good quality (but they aren’t)

Great product, the mount is sturdy and this removes the need to climb a ladder to change the batteries in my XT every 2 months.Not worried about the camera triggering a lot now as the rechargeable-able battery keeps the camera powered.Win win

Works really well, I put this up in November in the middle of the UK Winter and it hasn’t let me down once. It’s gets a lot of use as it covers my front door. I would suggest that you charge it fully for a few days in the sun before putting it up and ensure it gets as much sun light as possible.Well after buying two more for my daughter I’ve got to change this review! My original two are working fine, but the last two I purchased have both failed, they worked for a month and then for no reason just stopped working. I brought them inside left them in the window to charge up but nothing would bring them back to life. TooLate to return them.

I needed a camera at bottom of the garden, this powers the Blink xt perfectly well, it has a clear unobstructed view of the sky all day and camera works great.

i found the batteries didnt last long because of being in a high traffic area, even though we are in the winter months this solar charger has kept its charge with no problems

Solarpanel versorgt unsere Blink XT zuverlässig. Anstatt jährlich die Batterie zu wechseln kostenlose Dauerversorgung. Einfache Montage und langes Verbindungskabel (4m).

Carga genial el problema es que siguen sin estar disponibles alguien sabe algo de estas cámaras ?

I own Blink XT home security cameras. They're both wireless in that you don't need to wire them for either communications OR power. I've not had any issue with them regarding communications with their sync unit but power has proven to be a different story. Each camera requires two AA lithium-ion batteries and my cameras work just fine. Blink will tell you that they'll get two years of life on one set of batteries per camera... But what they aren't telling you is that has got to be with minimal settings - minimal recording time at maybe a few seconds, a long time for the refresh rate before it's triggered again, a shortened sensitivity range and not being a very busy location. So you'll get your two years, but you're camera will miss a lot of the action which is why you buy a home security camera...FOR THE ACTION!I became aware of solar panels made for various home security cameras first on YouTube and then specifically for the Blink cameras as I did further research both on and off line. I went from non-rechargeable batteries to rechargeable batteries and quickly grew tired of climbing up and down the ladder to change out batteries. I've found that overnight (while I'm at work) I live on a much busier street corner (inside the housing development so I'm surprised as it's not a major street) than I thought I did. I get walkers for exercise, their pets, critters and cars that go by at all hours and these have been zapping my camera batteries.Therefore I buckled down and bought my first solar panel to try on my busiest camera. It's now been such a success that I bought two more for a total of three. The panel is made of plastic, is nice and wide and only needs to charge a few hours before the batteries are topped off. The mast is metal and powder coated to ward off rust. The base is nice and wide with three screws included (although I do think they should be longer screws to get more purchase into your structure). The specs say that the battery, contained in the mast is over sized so that in the advent of overcast weather conditions the battery(batteries) will be large enough to run your Blink camera for a week before needing to recharge. You can extend this time further out by limiting your use of cameras, I normally don't use mine while I'm at home - only when I'm out or at work. I do wish that the batteries were user replaceable as I haven't had any issues, but sometime in the future the batteries are going to no longer hold a charge and I'd hate to discard an entire panel just for the sake of the battery but that's in the future. Each panel doesn't but should include a small tube of silicone so that if you stick it on the side of your house or the roof then you can silicone the base and screw heads to ward off any water intrusion and rust. I also put silicone on the ball that allows you to move the panel around and secure it at your preferred angle.All in all you can't really go wrong with these panels. It's a good buy at less than forty dollars, has plenty of cable to allow you to put your camera where you need it and your solar panel where the sun can shine on it. They're durable and I've had no issues to date. I'd just remember to pick up that silicone and some cable ties you can secure into an eve of your roof for cable management.

E' il secondo pannello che acquisto visto che il primo a dato esito positivo.Ho eliminato il problema della sostituzione batterie.Per ora la valutazione è più che positiva,però vorrei vedere il pannello come si comporta in giornate nebbiose e piovose,o comunque in condizioni estreme,mi riservo di modificare in seguito la valutazione .

Usage personnel. Le panneau solaire alimente bien la camera qui fonctionne meme la nuit.