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If you want to receive instant email alerts (with snapshots!) from your Reolink cameras, NVR, or Home Hub when motion is detected, SMTP configuration is key. Let’s break down what SMTP is and how to set it up for your Reolink devices.

What is SMTP?
SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) is a communication protocol used to send emails between servers. Reolink devices use SMTP to deliver alerts directly to your inbox whenever motion is detected, ensuring you’re always informed—even when you’re away from your surveillance area. This feature adds an extra layer of security by letting you act quickly in critical situations.

Step-by-Step SMTP Configuration
Step 1: Access Email Alert Settings

1. Open the Reolink App and log in to your device.
2. Tap the ️ Device Settings icon (top-right corner).
3. Navigate to Email Alerts.

Step 2: Enable & Configure Email Alerts

1. Toggle Enable Email Alerts ON.
2. Tap Set Up Now.
3. Enter the Sender Email Address and its Password (the account that will send alerts).
4. Fill in the SMTP Server and SMTP Port (see notes below).
5. Tap Save to confirm.

SMTP Server & Port Tips:

• For Gmail, Yahoo, or Outlook: The app will auto-fill the SMTP server/port once you enter the email address.
• For other providers (e.g., iCloud, ProtonMail): Manually input the SMTP server/port. Check your email provider’s documentation for details.

Step 3: Customize Email Settings
Tap Email Settings to adjust:

1. Sender Email: Must match your SMTP server.
2. Password: Use the sender email’s password.
   1. Security Tip: For accounts with 2FA (like Gmail), generate an App Password instead of your main password. Learn more.
3. Recipient Email: Enter the email that will receive alerts. This can be the same as the sender’s address or a different one.
4. Email Content: Choose to attach Pictures/Video or send Text-only alerts.
5. Email Interval:
   • Set a time limit (e.g., 10 minutes) to avoid spam. Only one email will be sent per interval, even if multiple alarms trigger.
   • Note: Battery-powered cameras do not support interval settings.

Step 4: Test Your Configuration

1. Tap Test to verify if alerts send successfully.
2. If the test fails, troubleshoot using our guide: Reolink Email Test Failed.

Step 5: Set Up Email Schedule

1. Tap Schedule to customize when alerts are sent.
2. Alarm Schedule: Receive emails only when motion is detected during selected times/days.
3. Timer: Receive emails regularly at set times (based on your Email Interval), regardless of motion.
   • Note: Battery cameras do not support Timer mode.

Key Notes
For Battery-Powered Cameras:

• No Email Interval or Timer settings.
• Alerts depend solely on motion detection.

SMTP Server Requirements:

• Ensure SSL/TLS is enabled (ports 465/587 are recommended).
• Double-check server/port accuracy for non-Gmail/Yahoo/Outlook accounts.

We would like to express our thanks to you for your overwhelming support and best wishes during this season of thankfulness, we will always be there to keep the people and things you care about safe!
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Your front door is one of the most important areas to monitor, whether it’s for tracking package deliveries, welcoming visitors, or deterring porch pirates. But did you know that the placement and angle of your security camera can make all the difference?

Here are some tips to get the most out of your camera:
Height Matters: Mount it 6-8 feet above the ground for clear facial shots while keeping it out of reach.
Tilt It Right: A slight downward angle helps capture both faces and packages on the ground.
Avoid Glare: Keep the camera shaded from direct sunlight or porch lights for sharper footage.
Wide-Angle Lenses: Cameras with a 120°+ field of view give you better coverage without extra devices.
Pro Tip: Combine a doorbell camera for close-ups and a wide-angle camera for a full view of your entryway.
How do you position your front door camera? Have you tried any unique setups to avoid blind spots or glare? Share your tips, pictures, or favorite models below—we’d love to learn from your experience!

Lumus Pro (Plug-in):
● Enjoy a smooth 4K experience with Wi-Fi 6 for ultra-clear video.
● Equipped with spotlight night vision and smart detection features, all without any monthly fees! Perfect for keeping your home safe at all hours.


Duo Floodlight WiFi (Hardwired Version):
● Experience unmatched visibility with a 4K resolution and dual lens setup that provides a 180° field of view—say goodbye to blind spots!
● Ideal for monitoring your property with ease and confidence.
PS: Compatible with the UL-listed junction box, it provides easy installation for any home. With a metal mount base, it ensures sturdy operation in all weather conditions, rain or shine.

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With a 20000 mAh battery and powered by Color X, Altas PT Ultra can record vividly day and night!

It's terrible to have Christmas packages stolen, and that's why you need a security camera to guard your house during the holidays. Tell us how you handle the holiday theft and where is best spot to install the camera to detect the thief as early as possible.

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When choosing a security camera, night vision can make or break your home security setup. Most security incidents happen after dark, so a camera’s ability to capture clear footage at night is crucial.

Here are a few features to consider:

• Infrared LEDs: These enable the camera to see in complete darkness. More LEDs usually mean better clarity.
• Range: If your camera can only see 30 feet, but your driveway is 50 feet long, it might not be enough.
• Color Night Vision: Some advanced cameras can provide full-color images even in low light—useful for identifying cars or clothing colors.
• Low-Light Sensors: Starlight sensors are a game-changer for dim environments.

What’s been your experience with night vision cameras? Any specific features you think are must-haves? Have you encountered any issues like overexposed IR footage? Share your thoughts or even your favorite models!

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Why did it choose to eat grass rather than the egg tho?

Whether you’re dreaming of futuristic features or just looking for practical upgrades, we’d love to hear from you! Share your ideas in the comments—we’re all about brainstorming for a safer, smarter upcoming new year.

Stay tuned for what's coming next!

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As the name suggests, the dual lens cameras come with two lenses, often designed to provide multiple perspectives or enhanced features that single-lens cameras can’t achieve. 

Key Scenarios Where Dual-Lens Cameras Shine: 

1️⃣ Wider Field of View Without Distortion

• Perfect for monitoring large areas like parking lots, backyards, or warehouses.
• Instead of relying on a single wide-angle lens (which can distort edges), a dual-lens setup stitches images together seamlessly for a full view without losing detail.

2️⃣ Better Motion Tracking

• Dual-lens setups can track moving objects across a broader field of view or from different angles, ensuring nothing slips past unnoticed.
• This is especially useful in high-traffic areas or for tracking intruders across large properties.

Why It’s Important

• More Coverage, Fewer Cameras: Reduce blind spots and installation costs by covering multiple angles or wide areas with a single device.
• Improved Security: Dual lenses can provide better footage for evidence, whether it's a zoomed-in view or a panoramic scene.

What’s Your Take?
We’d love to hear from you!

• Do you currently use a dual-lens camera? What’s your experience been like?
• Are there specific scenarios where you think this technology would be a game-changer for your setup?
• If you don’t have one, what is holding your back?

@joseph_1979 I will forward these to the R&D team

In this video, we’re breaking down everything you need to know about SD card storage for your Reolink cams. Want to figure out how much space you actually need for optimal recording? Curious how long your SD card will last with continuous footage? We’ve got all the data and calculations you’ll need to optimize your camera setup like a pro.

Whether you’re rocking a high-res camera or fine-tuning your recording settings for maximum storage efficiency, this video covers the details to help you get the most out of your Reolink system. We’ll guide you through choosing the perfect SD card, adjusting settings, and ensuring your storage lasts longer than a typical binge-watch session.

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