IP security camera Eufy SoloCam S220 Cube Indoor & outdoor

The Eufy SoloCam S220 Cube is a compact IP security camera for indoor and outdoor use. Its small cube design and wireless connection allow for flexible ceiling or wall mounting while the integrated solar panel supports continuous charging. With a 135° field of view, IR LED night vision and 8000 MB internal memory, the camera delivers wide coverage and local storage without frequent maintenance.

Advantages

The camera combines a discreet, minimal form factor with a built-in solar panel for continuous power and an IP67 weather rating for reliable outdoor operation. Installation is tool-free and wire-free, taking about five minutes, and the device supports two-way audio and voice assistant integration. Smart detection zones reduce false alerts and the 135° field of view captures more of the monitored area.

Suitable for

• Monitoring home entrances and outdoor areas
• Indoor surveillance of rooms and halls
• Ceiling or wall installation where a compact camera is needed
• Locations where continuous charging via solar panel is preferred

Key specifications

• Type: IP security camera
• Placement supported: Indoor & outdoor
• Connectivity: Wireless (Wi‑Fi)
• Field of view: 135°
• Memory: 8000 MB internal
• Mounting type: Ceiling/Wall
• Weather protection: IP67
• Colour: White
• Weight: 0.633 kg
• MPN: E8134321 • EAN: 194644126377

How to use

Choose a mounting location with sufficient sunlight for the integrated solar panel and attach the included mount to a ceiling or wall. The wire‑free design lets you click the camera into place without running cables. Follow the on‑screen prompts in the Eufy app to connect the camera to your Wi‑Fi network, configure two‑way audio and voice assistant settings, and set up smart detection zones. The camera will record to its internal memory and maintain charge via the solar panel.

Recommendations

Place the camera where the solar panel receives direct or indirect sunlight for most of the day to ensure continuous charging. When defining detection zones, exclude high‑traffic irrelevant areas (e.g., sidewalks) to reduce false alerts.