CuddeLink is a wireless network of cameras that transmit their images to 1 camera. The image collection camera is called the HOME camera, and the transmitting cameras are called REMOTE cameras.

Their web site says "designed in USA", but it's made in China. Cuddeback boasts a 20MP images, but it's not a 20MP camera sensor.

Available in Dual Flash™ (IR & Black Flash® built in), Power House™ IR, Power House™ Black Flash®, and Double Barrel Strobe™. The G & J series cameras are very similar, with the primary differences being housing design, battery system & flash technology. Pull SD card from HOME & view images from all cameras.

CuddeLink is a private wireless network where cameras deliver images to a central Home unit, allowing you to remotely receive images from cameras in places without LTE coverage. Camera-to-cameras range is typically ¼ mile in a forest and much further as terrain opens.

Cuddeback's CAMP website or smartphone APP allows you to setup and control CuddeLink cameras from anywhere. * This device has to be the Home on your CuddeLink network so you only need one of these devices. This camera cannot be used as a Remote camera on your network.

In fact, C & E cameras are the highest performing Cuddeback cameras ever and feature a ¼second trigger speed, 20MP images, and Zone Control.

Mark Cuddeback, owner of Cuddeback Non Typical Inc.

Over the past 25 years, many trail camera brands have come and gone while Cuddeback remains strong.

Over the past 25 years, many trail camera brands have come and gone while Cuddeback remains strong.

In fact, C & E cameras are the highest performing Cuddeback cameras ever and feature a ¼second trigger speed, 20MP images, and Zone Control.

All smartphone cameras are made of three basic parts. The first is the lens that directs light into the camera. The second is the sensor that converts the focused photons of light into an electrical signal. And the third is the software that converts those electrical signals into an Instagram-ready photo.

And send them to your mobile app as. Well as the cell links cable is designed to be shut within the traditional. Camera itself without affecting the weatherproof nough sub that camera.

Do all home security cameras require Wi-Fi? Not all home security cameras require Wi-Fi. Some cameras, like the Arlo Go and the Reolink Go, can use LTE plans instead of Wi-Fi. Other home security cameras aren't connected to the internet at all but rather record onto local storage like hard drives.