Two Lenses, So Nothing Slips Past The Edge Of Frame
A fixed wide lens holds the whole approach while a second lens pans and tilts to follow whatever moves. Both run off the panel above them — no cable into the house, no battery to swap.
Lenses
No Wiring
Weatherproof
Night Vision
The Second Lens Does the Following
The top lens holds the wide shot and never moves. The lower one swings across to whatever the sensor caught, then lights it.
One Camera That Covers the Whole Approach
Two Views, One Device
The upper lens stays put on the wide shot. The lower lens turns 355° across and 120° up and down on its own motor, so it can follow someone down the drive without giving up the rest of the frame.
Runs Off Its Own Panel
An 8000mAh battery sits inside the camera and the panel above tops it up through the day. No cable into the house, no outdoor socket, nothing to take down and recharge.
Colour at Night, Not Grey
Two white lights come on with the camera, so night footage stays in full colour instead of the flat grey of infrared. Colour is what makes a jacket or a plate readable after dark.
Built to Be Left Outside
IP66 sealed against rain and dust and rated from −10°C to 55°C. It goes up under an eave and stays there through the seasons.
It Lights the Spot and Keeps the Colour
The sensor trips, the white floods come up, and the lower lens turns to face whatever moved. You get a colour picture of your driveway at 2am rather than a grey smear — and anyone standing in it knows they have been noticed.
- Four LED floods around the upper lens
- Full-colour night footage, not infrared grey
- Siren and flashing white light if you want them
- Alerts push to your phone as it happens
It Goes Up Where the Sun Is, Not Where a Socket Is
The camera and the panel mount on separate brackets and join with a short cable, so the panel can sit in open sky while the camera points where you actually need it.
- Camera and panel mount separately
- No mains power and no network cable
- Panel bracket and two screw kits in the box
- Give the panel open sky, not deep shade
The Two Lenses, Up Close
Upper module: one wide lens with four LED floods around it. Lower module: a smaller lens on a pan-and-tilt motor, its own light bar, and the round PIR sensor underneath that does the detecting. Both sit in one sealed matte-black housing.
- Upper: fixed wide lens, four LED floods
- Lower: pan-and-tilt lens, light bar, PIR dome
- 1080p HD, two-way microphone and speaker
- microSD up to 128GB — card not included
Set Up in Three Steps
Charge It Fully First
Use a normal 5V/2A phone charger for about ten hours before it goes outside. The panel keeps the battery topped up — it is not there to wake it from flat.
Switch On and Pair
Flick the switch inside the charging-port cover to ON, let the camera finish its rotation, then scan the QR code in the icam365 app. It needs a 2.4GHz network — not 5GHz.
Mount Camera, Then Panel
Put the camera where you want the view and the panel where the sun is, then join them with the cable. Both brackets and two screw kits are in the box.
Pick Your Pack
One covers the side that matters most. Two is where most people land. Four does a whole perimeter at $87.49 a camera — every camera complete with its own solar panel.
★★★★★ dual lens · solar powered · free US shipping
What Buyers Say
“I wanted a camera for the driveway without running a power cable across the house. This was easy to mount, and I could put the solar panel in a sunnier spot than the camera. The view covers exactly what I needed.”
“The two lenses are what sold me. I can keep an eye on the whole front approach while the second lens follows movement. It’s much more useful than the single fixed view on my old camera.”
“The lights make a real difference at night. When someone walks up the drive, I get an alert and can see what’s happening in colour. That gives me a lot more peace of mind.”
“I bought the two-camera pack for the front and back of the house. Both connected to the app, and it’s convenient having the two views together on my phone.”
“I was worried the solar setup would be complicated, but mounting the panel separately made it straightforward. I charged the camera first as instructed, connected it to my 2.4 GHz Wi‑Fi, and had it up the same afternoon.”
“What I like most is being able to check the live view when I’m away. The picture is clear, the alerts are helpful, and I didn’t have to arrange any electrical work to get coverage outside.”
Set Up in Ten Minutes — or We’ll Walk You Through It
Charge it, flick the switch, scan the QR code in the icam365 app and pick your 2.4GHz network. If it will not pair, or it turns up damaged or not as described, email us and we will sort it out. Do check the box over as soon as it lands so anything wrong gets caught early.
Before You Order
It needs your home WiFi, and it has to be the 2.4GHz band. Most routers broadcast 2.4GHz and 5GHz together; this camera can only see the 2.4GHz one, so if pairing fails that is nearly always the reason. There is no SIM slot and no cellular option on this model.
The 8000mAh battery is topped up through the day by the panel, so in a spot with real daylight it simply stays charged and you never think about it. In deep shade or a long grey spell it will draw down, and how fast depends on how often it is triggered — a busy pavement wakes it far more than a back garden does.
Two separate lens modules on one bracket, sold and priced as a single device. The upper lens is fixed on the wide view. The lower one sits on a motor and turns 355° across and 120° up and down, so it can follow what the sensor picked up.
1080p HD, with full-colour night vision from the two built-in white lights. That is the figure the manufacturer documents for this model, so it is the one we quote.
No. It records to a microSD card of up to 128GB, which is a free built-in function, and a rolling seven-day cloud history is included at no charge. The card is not in the box. The app does offer a paid cloud tier with longer history and extra AI features — it is optional, and the camera works fully without it.
A pack is that many complete cameras, each with its own solar panel, brackets, screws and manual. A 2 Pack is two independent cameras for different sides of the house — not two lenses in one box, because every camera already has two lenses.
That is what the detection is for. The PIR sensor works with on-device analysis that sorts what it sees into person, vehicle, pet and package, and in the app you choose which of those you want to be alerted about. You can also mask off areas such as a busy road so passing traffic stops setting it off.
Yes. The app supports several accounts on the same camera, with up to five people watching the live feed at the same time.
Orders are prepared within one to three business days and then typically arrive in five to ten business days within the US. Shipping is free on every pack.
Cover the Drive Tonight,
Without Running a Cable.
Two lenses, colour after dark, and a panel that keeps it charged.
