HB8 2K⁺ features possibly the biggest battery capacity among outdoor pan & tilt security cameras in the market. And where other cameras are limited by the socket location or the length of a connecting wire, the wireless HB8 offers limitless options. Set it where you want it – wherever it gets the best views.
Don’t feel like climbing up and down a ladder to recharge the camera? Worried about losing power quickly due to frequent activity detection?
Connect your camera to the compatible EZVIZ Solar Panel² for constant power and forget about any low-battery anxieties once and for all.
The camera’s pan-and-tilt design and 2K⁺ resolution work in tandem to give you the complete picture with stunning details. These great features help you watch over large open areas with minimal effort.
When in action, the camera makes it hard for anyone to go unnoticed. Integrating a PIR sensor and the person-shape detection algorithm, the HB8 2K⁺ is smart enough to alert you to moving people rather than trivial objects. What’s better, it locks on the detected person and can track the whole process of an activity.
You don’t need to pay for storage cards or subscription plans before the camera starts saving important moments. The HB8 2K⁺ is embedded with a large, 32 GB eMMC storage capacity
The camera’s active defense function provides an extra layer of protection. Upon detection of a moving person, the camera will set off a loud siren and flash two spotlights⁵ for immediate on-site deterrence.
Thanks to two built-in spotlights, the camera can render vivid color imaging even in pitch-black darkness. This allows you to see crucial details that would otherwise be lost.
With its elegant design, the HB8 2K⁺ can fit in any household perfectly. It’s also weatherproof to deliver longstanding performance.
Enjoy two-way communications by simply using your phone. Or, pre-record specific voice messages that automatically play when people are detected on camera.
Easily manage your HB8 2K⁺ via the EZVIZ App. What’s better, you can voice-enable the live viewing with “Hey Google” or “Alexa” to check what’s happening on a bigger screen.
