4MP Dual-Lens WiFi Light Bulb Security Camera with 360° PTZ and Night Vision
CaseAndConnect
1K+ Sold
CaseAndConnect
1K+ Sold
Keep an eye on your indoor spaces with this 4MP dual-lens WiFi light bulb security camera. Designed to fit a standard E27 light socket, it combines panoramic PTZ monitoring, full-color night vision, and smartphone connectivity in a convenient screw-in design. Monitor your home, office, or shop remotely using the V380 Pro app.
Key Features
4MP Dual-Lens Coverage: Dual lenses deliver clear, high-resolution images with a wider field of view to help reduce blind spots.
Full-Color Night Vision: Built-in white and infrared lights support color monitoring in low-light conditions, with an infrared mode for discreet viewing.
360° PTZ Monitoring: Remotely adjust horizontal and vertical camera angles through the V380 Pro app for panoramic coverage of your indoor space.
Two-Way Audio & Motion Alerts: Communicate through the built-in microphone and speaker while receiving motion-triggered notifications on your smartphone.
Easy E27 Socket Installation: Screw the camera into a compatible E27 light socket without complicated wiring. Connect through a 2.4GHz WiFi network for remote viewing and camera control.
Specifications
Product Type: Indoor WiFi light bulb security camera
Color: White
Material: ABS plastic
Resolution: 4MP
Camera Design: Dual-lens PTZ
Lens: 0.14 in. (3.6 mm)
Sensor Size: 1/4 inch
Aperture: F1.4
Minimum Illumination: 0.001 lux
Infrared Night Vision Range: Approximately 65.6 ft. (20 m)
Wireless Connection: 2.4GHz WiFi
App: V380 Pro
Socket Compatibility: E27
Operating Voltage: 110–240V
Audio: Built-in microphone and speaker
Motion Detection: Supported with smartphone alerts
Backlight Compensation: Supported
Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 48
Mounting Type: Screw-fixed
Device Language: English
App Languages: Multiple language options
Waterproof Rating: None; intended for indoor use
Enjoy convenient indoor monitoring with adjustable camera coverage, night vision, and remote access from your smartphone.
