Y-cam Solutions

Y-cam and Dovado allows for a truly mobile security camera solution

Many customers who use Y-cam love the concept of internet cameras, but sometimes want to install them in places where broadband isn’t available, or is not practical to install. With the Dovado 3G router, you can create a truly mobile wireless network – that a Y-cam can use – with minimal fuss and installation, practically anywhere.

Dovado manufacturer robust 3G-based routers – routers that can use, and share, the internet connection provided by mobile phone networks. With the increase in coverage and speed of mobile internet, 3G solutions are now becoming a viable alternative for remote internet connections, and therefore remote IP camera installs.

The Dovado range of routers are compatible with most 3G dongles and internet services, with new networks and devices being added all the time, meaning that devices from networks like 3, Orange or Vodafone will all work within minutes of set-up.

Coupling a Dovado 3G router with a Y-cam allows you to setup an internet accessible security camera almost anywhere. From monitoring a holiday home, to securing your boat, or even setting up a camera in a remote garden shed, the applications are limitless.

Benefits of using Y-cam with a 3G router

- removes the need for broadband, ideal for where no phone line is connected or broadband is too expensive.
- can be installed anywhere, just add power.
- use with Y-cam Bullet, or an indoor Y-cam and Shell, for a robust weatherproof security solution.
- can work in conjunction with your existing alarm, so you can check everything is OK in real-time.
- unreliable 3G signal? Couple with a microSD equipped camera and it can store files locally until signal strength improves.

Watch the video below for a quick example of how a 3G router can be setup with a Y-cam.

For more information on Dovado 3G routers, visit http://www.dovado.com/

This entry was posted on Tuesday, May 18th, 2010 at 11:42 am . Filed under Articles, Blog .
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