Step 1
Sensor detects motion
The outdoor sensor detects heat and movement in the monitored area.
Reporter AI
How It Works
From motion outside to a clearer alert inside, Reporter helps you see what happened.
Four steps from activity to alert
Step 2
Camera captures the scene
The sensor captures a day or night image of the activity.
Step 3
AI checks the target
Reporter classifies whether the target appears to be a person, vehicle, or animal, helping reduce unwanted alerts.
Step 4
Hub alerts you
The indoor hub receives the wireless alert and displays the captured image.
At home or away
See the alert on your hub or phone
The hub alerts you locally and displays the captured image. Connect the hub to Wi-Fi if you choose to receive free app alerts and images on your phone while you are away. Local hub alerts work without Wi-Fi.
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Two parts, one system
Outdoor sensor
Detects motion, captures day or night images, and sends alerts wirelessly to the hub.
Indoor hub
Receives alerts, displays captured images, and supports up to 25 paired sensors.
Common questions
Where can I use it?
Place sensors where you want to know about activity: driveways, gates, yards, barns, entrances, or work areas.
Does the sensor need Wi-Fi?
No. The outdoor sensor sends alerts wirelessly to the indoor hub. Connect the hub to Wi-Fi if you want optional phone alerts.
How far can it reach?
Tested open-air wireless range at 1000 m. Actual range depends on terrain, structures, interference, mounting, and line of sight.
How long do the sensor batteries last?
5–7 years of normal-use battery life* *Designed for 5–7 years of normal use with the recommended battery type, at up to 10 triggers per day and approximately 30,000 transmitted images. Actual life varies with battery type and condition, temperature, use frequency, and installation conditions.
Are there monthly fees?
No monthly subscription is required for local or app alerts.
How many sensors can I use?
One hub supports up to 25 outdoor sensors, so you can cover multiple areas.