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Two way talk & siren
Respond and react with two way talk and siren
Get the alerts that matter
Detect people, pets and sounds or even a child crying using AI
Smart Modes
Control and customize how all your devices turn on/off at the click of a button
Keep your data private
With data encryption, as trusted by banks, your data is safe
24x7 recording
Choose to continuously record to MicroSD Card
Secure storage options
Up to 128 GB Micro SD card or optional cloud back up for a small monthly fees
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Yes, you can check what's happening at home using the Philips Home Safety app from anywhere with internet access, even if you're in another country.
To save and watch recorded events, you need either an SD card or a Cloud Subscription. Without one of these, you can only see the live view of your camera.
If you want to use your camera in a new location, you must unpair it from the app, and then pair it again using the new WiFi details.
If you want to pair your Philips Home Safety Camera to a different account, or if you have changed your WiFi password or network, you will need to reset your camera and pair it again. Find out how in the article below.
Resetting your camera:Pairing your camera again
To pair your camera again, you first need to unpair it from the Philips Home Safety app. Then, pair it again using the new WiFi password and/or network. To do so, please follow the steps below:
If none of these steps work for you, please contact us for further assistance.
Your Philips Home Safety camera is only compatible with 2.4 GHz WiFi networks. See below for the minimum network requirements.
Section: Minimum requirements
For optimal performance, it is recommended to place your Philips Home Safety Camera within the WiFi range of the router. The Philips Home Safety Camera should also work with a WiFi range extender, if the network to which the range extender is connected, is a 2.4 GHz network.
Minimum requirements:
Intro: The LED light on your Philips Home Safety camera serves as a status indicator for your device. In the table below you will find the meaning behind each light behaviour.
Additionally, you have the option to deactivate the LED indicator on your camera. Follow the steps below to turn off the LED indicator.
Section title: Turning off the LED indicator.
By following these steps, the LED indicators on your device are deactivated. The only remaining illuminated signal will be when the device is powered on.
Intro: With continuous recording, you can have CCTV-style performance with your Philips Home Safety Indoor 360 Camera. Find below how to enable continuous recording, how many consecutive days you can store, and how to watch your recordings.
An SD Card and an active and stable WiFi connection are required for continuous recording to work. Continuous recording is not available for the Philips Wireless Video Doorbell or the Wireless Spotlight Camera.
Section 1: Enabling continuous recording
You can activate continuous recording within a mode by following these steps:
Once this mode is activated, continuous recording will occur for the duration of the mode.
Section 2: Accessing your continuous recordings
To access your continuous recordings, follow these steps:
Section 3: how many days of video can I record?
For video recording throughout a whole day (24h), approximately 16GB of storage is required. Using a 128GB SD card enables up to 7 consecutive days of continuous recording.
When the SD card becomes full, your Philips Home Safety Camera will automatically overwrite the oldest recorded footage, ensuring continuous recording without interruption.
Intro: The Philips Indoor 360 camera works with motion and sound detection: when movement or sound is detected, this is recorded as an event and a notification can be sent.
All recorded events can be found in the Events tab. Read the article below to learn more about movement and sound detection, how to configure this and how to set up specific actions for detections.
There are 2 types of Movement detection:
And 2 types of Sound detection:
You can select your preferred type of movement and sound detection per device, by editing Modes. It is also possible to further configure what happens when movement is detected. See the section below to learn how to do this.
The Indoor 360 camera can also be used for continuous recording. With this feature, the Indoor 360 camera will record for as long as the Mode, for which continuous recording is enabled, is active. Movement and Sound detection can be enabled during continuous recording to receive notifications of any activity.
Section 1: Configuring Movement and Sound Detection
You can configure Movement and sound detection to your liking for each Indoor Camera for each Mode.
Section 2: Set up actions for Movement and Sound Detection
you can set which actions are performed when movement or sound is detected. This works both for All Movement/All Sound and AI Detection/Child Cry.
Intro: In this article, you can find the instructions on how to install your Philips Indoor 360 Camera. This camera can be placed on a flat surface or mounted to the ceiling.
You can also find detailed instructions in the Quick Start Guide included in the box.
Important before getting started:
Section 1: How to video
The video below will help you with the installation and mounting of the Indoor 360 camera.
Section 2: Instructions
Setting up
Mounting to ceiling (optional)
Now you need to rotate the camera view 180 degrees, so the view is not upside down: