The all-new Remo+ DoorCam 3+, the latest video doorbell alternative that hangs atop your door, features cellular connectivity via AT&T’s LTE network. In the event your Wi-Fi network or primary broadband connection fails, the Remo+ DoorCam 3+ will stream video over AT&T’s network.
The Remo+ DoorCam 3+ is also a great alternative for renters and anyone else who doesn’t have the option of modifying their homes to install a security camera. It features popular home surveillance features such as video capture in 1080p resolution, motion detection and alerts, customizable motion zones, night vision, remote monitoring, and two-way audio.
The Remo+ DoorCam 3+ with AT&T’s LTE coverage allows users to access their security videos from virtually anywhere.
The Remo+ DoorCam 3+ with AT&T’s LTE coverage allows users to access their security videos from virtually anywhere.
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The Remo+ DoorCam 3+ with AT&T’s LTE coverage allows users to access their security videos from virtually anywhere.
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Being adaptable to doors that swing out as well as in, the Remo+ DoorCam 3+ is also a great solution for RVs, which might not otherwise have broadband and a Wi-Fi network that a camera can connect to. This IPX5-rated model can withstand extreme weather conditions as well, offering protection from water jets coming from any direction and temperatures ranging from zero to 122 degrees Fahrenheit.
The manufacturer says the device can run on 4 D-cell batteries for up to a year, or you can connect a USB power supply (not included). We’ll update this story when we find out how much the product is expected to cost.
Author: Michael Ansaldo, Freelance contributor
Michael Ansaldo is veteran consumer and small-business technology journalist. He contributes regularly to TechHive and PCWorld.