Edit, I have just received an email from support stating the solar won’t charge above 95% battery for safety so I’ll have to wait and see once they get below 95%. Just for anyone else who’s thinking the same as me.
I purchased the Eufycam 3 Homebase & 2 camera’s I have had them for around 9 days. I put one camera up when I received them and we had 4 days of sun the solar never charged. I set up the second camera and replaced it with the one not charging it started to charge immediately so I assumed the first camera is faulty. I also have a Solocam S40 that is working great so I shifted the first camera near it, still no charging so I’m pretty sure it’s faulty now the other camera is also not charging. Has anyone else got these and does the solar work?
It’s true….they only charge to 95%, and the with a firmware update earlier this year they change that to be 100%, so people dont get confused wondering wh it wont charge no more…they limit it.
But my issue at the moment is, since June 20…i think…cannot prove, but my eufy 3’s are not charging at all !!..i swapped cam’s around using external solar and placing the cams (with their own solar panel) in direct sunlight…nothing, nothing for all of them.
Anybody else suffering the same since about middle of year firmware updates?
Make sure the camera is set to battery and not external charging, go to power manager on that camera then scroll down to power source make sure its on battery. It doesn’t update the percentage till the next morning and charges slow.
Same here. Camera was working fine, but now no chargie. I have 4 of these S330’s with the built-in charging panel, and they all seem to be working fine except this one. All are set to “battery” in the app. Wondering if I need to contact support to have the camera replaced, or if a reboot/reset or something will fix it??? (BTW, all 12 of my Eufy cameras were purchased 2/15/24.)
I had someone suggest the camera’s got too hot in the sun. Well I never! They’re solar cameras. Apparently mine got too hot in the sun. Wether they’ll charge on a nice hot sunny day is questionable. We’ve had a few heat waves this year.