The Eufy indoor camera is a motion-activated indoor security camera with night vision and 2K resolution. This camera is easy to use. You’ll simply plug it in and connect it to your Cove Connect app.

Through the app, you can livestream and view footage, and set the kinds of notifications you’ll receive. The camera will record only when it notices motion. Otherwise, it will provide a continuous livestream of its surroundings. Video from the Eufy indoor camera can be stored locally on a microSD card inside the camera (not included).

Motion is detected through the included PIR sensor and AI human detection features. This means that heat signatures and human shapes will trigger notifications, but bugs and fluttering curtains will not.

This indoor camera can be placed anywhere inside your home. Some common locations we recommend for this camera include:

• In hallways and entryways
• Near cribs (if using as a baby cam)
• Near high traffic areas of your home (living rooms, kitchens, near doorways)

Since the camera has a 360-degree pan angle and a 100-degree tilt angle, one camera can cover a significant area.

Yes. This camera uses your home Wi-Fi network to livestream and record video. You will need to set up your camera on a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi connection rather than a 5 GHz connection.

The only wiring required for this camera is the power cord, which must be connected to a standard AC outlet.

Please note: MicroSD card is not included with camera.

Your video recordings can be stored locally on a microSD card of up to 128 GB. Once the microSD card is full, it will begin recording over the oldest footage. Make sure to download and save any videos you want to keep forever from your microSD card to your computer or phone.

To set up and view your camera’s livestream, you will need to download the Cove Connect app from the App Store or Google Play Store.

The camera includes microphone and imaging software to sense noises and motion around your home. The camera will pivot automatically when a motion or sound is detected. This ensures that you will be able to catch and record any motion or sound events on video, even if the sound is out of frame.

• Pay attention to the type of motion-activated camera you are using. The motion sensor on this camera is PIR and therefore activated by temperature changes. In that case, you'll want to avoid placing your camera in direct sunlight.
• Use activity zones. This camera can be set up to ignore any movement that happens in a specific part of the camera’s field of view. For example, you could draw a zone around your window, and any motion in that particular area would not trigger a recording or notification.
• Keep your camera clean at all times. Keeping bugs and spiders from establishing a home around your camera will prevent them from setting off a false alarm.
• Place your camera away from loud, continuous noises like dishwashers or loud fans.