It can be set to only record when detecting motion, or to record continuously to a NAS device if you want 24/7 coverage, but this might not advisable on a wireless connection as it could be quite demanding of bandwidth. The camera also supports the ONVIF standard, which allows non-battery powered IP cameras to work with different software, mainly for network video recording such as recording to a NAS (network-attached storage) device on your local network. It supports the latest WPA3 wireless security protocol and works with Google Assistant and Alexa. It's best to set up the camera first before mounting it permanently, so you can try it out to make sure there's a good Wi-Fi signal (2.4GHz band only). An extension cord may be required for some installations. It runs off a USB adapter with a 145cm USB cable supplied. Plugs and screws are provided for wall or surface mounting, but wherever and however it's mounted, it needs to be near a power outlet as it's not a battery-powered camera. It works better if secured in place as the camera is quite light and if sitting on a flat surface the relatively heavy cable made it difficult to place the camera in the exact position we wanted. The camera has a built-in stand and can sit on a flat surface, or can be mounted on a wall or ceiling (there's an option to invert the image if you need to mount it upside down). You can set up action sequences, or "scenes", to suit different rooms.
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