Yes, the floodlight camera supports up to 2 activity zones. Users can set activity zones to exclude unnecessary event alerts* or recording unnecessary footage. When triggered by motion, you can set the floodlights to remain on for between 30 seconds to 15 minutes. You can also set their brightness independently of the other triggers – useful if you want to send a full-beam message to prowlers, but keep the lights low at other times. I also liked this camera’s ambient light feature, which lets you configure the lights at your chosen level on a schedule, or between sunset and sunrise. It’s a useful feature to have if you want constant visibility of a dark drive or pathway. Unfortunately, I couldn’t say the same for the motion-activated floodlights. These are controlled by a separate infrared sensor for which you can’t set up exclusion zones or adjust the sensitivity. Our parasol triggered so many false alarms that I had to disable the feature. The lights’ sensitivity was fine with the parasol removed, but it’s a shame that they’re not controlled by the same AI and exclusion zones that work so well with the camera, or have separate motion control as you get with Ring’s Floodligth Cam. If, like me, you’re using the Eufy Floodlight Cam 2 to replace an underperforming outdoor light, you’ll be extremely pleased with the result. It’s easy to pose its two floodlights to provide full illumination to a patio area, or good light to the rest of a small to medium garden. They’re powerful lights, but using the manual controls you can adjust them down to quite a low level, more suitable for an evening gathering outside.

Fast and Stable Connectivity with Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6: Enjoy faster speeds and reliable connectivity with full support for dual-band Wi-Fi 6. Works with 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz networks. Expandable Local Storage* Lets You Save More: Store up to 128 GB with a microSD card (not included), or utilize up to 16 TB of storage* when connected to HomeBase S380 (sold separately).Yes, the floodlight camera supports up to 2 activity zones. Users can set activity zones to exclude unnecessary event alerts** or recording unnecessary footage. Turn Night Into Day:3,000-lumen, super-bright, motion-activated flood lights deter intruders and ensure detailed, full-colour recordings even at night. It adjusts light colour temperature and brightness based on sunrise and sunset, schedules, and motion detection.

Google Voice Assistant. You can even schedule the lights to automatically turn on and off according to local* sunset and sunrise times. Plus, the LEDs have a range of almost 1 million colors—ideal for customizing the light for special occasions. Every Corner CoveredWide-angle view ensures you get the whole picture while streaming in full 2K HD. On the surface of it, the camera itself offers comparatively basic motion detection features. You can add up to two activity zones, letting you exclude, say, a public path next to your front garden. There’s a choice of All Motion detection, or human-only filtering through the on-camera AI. This won’t recognise a specific person, but it does let the camera filter out pets or the movement of shrubs or litter. Pan and Tilt Camera Coverage:Pan the lens 360° horizontally to get a complete view without the risk of blindspots.The floodlight camera stores a rolling 10s of footage. When it detects an event, it starts recording and adds the previous 10 seconds to the beginning of the video. Expandable Local Storage* Lets You Save More: Store up to 128 GB with a microSD card (not included), or utilize up to 16 TB of storage* when connected to HomeBase S380 (sold separately). The Floodlight Cam uses the same Eufy mobile app (available for Android and iOS) as other Eufy devices. It appears on the Devices screen in a panel that displays the last captured image. With the parasol gone, infrared footage was sharp and detailed, without too much blur on moving objects.