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Andy installs an Anona Orbis solar-powered PTZ security camera on his property to monitor unauthorised vehicle traffic caused by outdated GPS mapping data.0:26 The camera features 2.5K 4-megapixel resolution, 360-degree rotation, and a 95-degree tilt range.3:12 It requires a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi connection and operates on an internal battery that lasts approximately one month without sunlight.1:20 Installation takes under 15 minutes using screws to mount the unit to a tree, building, or pole.1:54 The system includes three night vision modes—infrared, smart, and full-colour—and an Always On Video (AOV) time-lapse feature for continuous recording.4:30 Detection range for active tracking is limited to 50 feet.3:23 Data storage occurs locally via a micro SD card slot supporting up to 128 gigabytes, eliminating the need for monthly subscription fees.5:27 Users manage all settings and access recorded footage through the Anona app.2:44

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