CCTVCameraWorld Floodlight Camera - Professional WiFi Camera without Subscriptions

FLOOD4MP WiFi Floodlight Security Camera: https://www.cctvcameraworld.com/wifi-... Avalonix Series Cameras and NVRs: https://www.cctvcameraworld.com/avalo... AvaEye Series Cameras and NVRs: https://www.cctvcameraworld.com/avaey... 16 Channel AvaEye NVR used in this video: https://www.cctvcameraworld.com/16-ch... More wireless security cameras: https://www.cctvcameraworld.com/secur... In this video, Ray from CCTV Camera World shows how to set up the FLOOD4MP WiFi floodlight security camera. This 4MP floodlight camera works without monthly fees and can record to a microSD card, connect to the DMSS phone app, and be added to a compatible ONVIF NVR. This is a full hands-on setup covering bench testing, wiring, WiFi pairing, app viewing, two-way talk, local recording, and NVR connection. The camera is useful for driveways, garages, side yards, back doors, small businesses, and homes that need floodlight coverage with security video. This camera is useful for: Driveways Garages Side yards Back doors Small businesses Homes that need floodlight coverage Customers who want a floodlight camera without monthly fees Installations where WiFi is preferred but NVR recording is still desired What this video covers: what comes in the box how to bench test before mounting how to wire the floodlight camera safely where to install the microSD card how to pair the camera to 2.4GHz WiFi using DMSS live view, snapshots, recording, warning lights, and two-way audio how microSD recording avoids subscription fees how to add the camera to an ONVIF NVR NVR recording notes when mixing camera and recorder brands Important notes: The FLOOD4MP requires 110V to 220V power. Shut off the breaker before wiring it outdoors. If you are not comfortable with electrical work, hire a qualified electrician. The camera connects over 2.4GHz WiFi and still needs electrical power. For best results, test WiFi signal strength at the mounting location before final installation. For standalone use, install a good quality microSD card. For professional recording, add the camera to a compatible NVR. ONVIF NVRs can usually record the camera continuously, but motion recording and two-way talk support may vary when mixing brands. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the FLOOD4MP floodlight camera 00:09 No subscription or recurring fees 00:30 Power, WiFi, microSD, and NVR recording options 01:47 Benchtop setup before outdoor mounting 02:09 What comes in the box 02:31 Camera, lights, motion sensor, speaker, and mic 03:06 Mounting base and junction box setup 04:53 Wiring for bench testing 05:54 Electrical safety reminder 06:57 MicroSD slot and reset button 08:49 Preparing for WiFi pairing 09:04 DMSS app and 2.4GHz WiFi 10:37 Scanning the QR code in DMSS 11:12 Adding the camera and setting a password 12:14 Camera connects to the network 12:50 Live view in the DMSS app 13:51 Two-way audio test 14:21 Playback and microSD recording 15:11 Adding the camera to an ONVIF NVR 16:58 Live video on the NVR 17:21 ONVIF recording notes and limitations 17:47 Final thoughts