1. Duration of remote operation
Battery life under laboratory conditions: Under laboratory conditions, using four 18650 lithium batteries (3350mAh) for power supply, not using FTP/Email/cloud storage sending function, remote control frequency is 3 times a week, 5 minutes each time, and the working time of the monitor is 3 to 4 months.
Battery life in actual use: In actual use, the battery life will vary depending on factors such as network conditions, shooting intensity, and data sending frequency. For example, if the remote control frequency is high or the network conditions are unstable, the battery will be consumed faster.
2. Technical parameter limitations of remote operation
Single remote recording time: The maximum single recording time of the management system is 30 seconds, and the maximum single recording time of the monitor is 35 seconds.
Data download limit: When the management system downloads data, it is recommended that the amount of data downloaded at a time should not exceed 150MB (4K resolution/30 seconds video is about 150MB), and it is recommended to download videos by single selection, and photo files can be downloaded by multiple selection.
Frequency of remote control: The frequency of remote control has a significant impact on battery life. For example, if the frequency of remote control is high, the battery will be consumed faster.
3. Security of remote operation
Command identification key: To ensure the security of remote operation, the camera will perform anti-counterfeiting verification when receiving remote control commands. If the mobile terminal does not resend the remote control command identification key within the preset time (the preset time is usually less than 10 seconds), the camera will refuse to execute subsequent control commands.
4. Network stability of remote operation
The impact of network stability: When the network is unstable, the management system may experience abnormal logouts, freezes, etc. This may cause the actual effect of remote operation to be different from expectations, for example, the actual length of the video may be different from the displayed length.
