The TP-Link VIGI SP6020 is a power supply system designed for IP cameras. It includes a 60 W solar panel, a 20.8 Ah lithium battery, and an MPPT controller. The battery and controller are housed within the mounting bracket, forming an integrated unit that eliminates the need for additional wiring.The system is designed for outdoor use and has an IP66 protection rating, ensuring durability in various weather conditions. It enables camera operation in locations without access to a conventional power source. A notable feature is remote management, allowing users to monitor the SP6020 system and track energy usage statistics in real-time.

Power Supply System for IP Cameras

This product is a complete power supply system consisting of a solar panel, battery, and dedicated controller. It is designed specifically to power IP cameras in locations without access to electricity. According to the manufacturer, the VIGI C540-4G camera can operate continuously for 4.3 days using the SP6020 system without solar charging. Fully recharging the battery takes approximately 1.8 days of sunny weather. The solar panel has a power output of 60 W, and the battery has a capacity of 20.8 Ah, making it a reliable solution for off-grid camera setups.

Remote managment

Access to the VIGI SP6020 is available via an app for Android and iOS devices. Through the app, you can remotely manage the power system, update its firmware, and perform reboots. The app allows you to monitor energy usage statistics and configure notifications, such as alerts for low battery levels. This ensures convenient and efficient management of the power system for your IP camera setup.

Intelligent Auxiliary Heating

The battery is equipped with auxiliary heating, designed to enhance system performance in low temperatures. This feature is particularly important as the VIGI SP6020 is intended for outdoor use in environments exposed to harsh weather conditions. The auxiliary heating ensures reliable operation, even in challenging climates, making the system a robust solution for powering IP cameras in outdoor settings.

MPPT Controller

The use of an MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) controller instead of a PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) controller optimizes the solar panel's power output, reduces energy losses, and improves charging efficiency by up to 20%.

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