Tapo A200 Solar Panel – 4.5W Power for Battery Cameras

The Tapo A200 solar panel is a smart accessory built to keep your wire-free Tapo cameras running continuously, with minimal effort. It captures free clean solar energy and transforms it into uninterrupted power, making it ideal for outdoor battery-powered cameras like the Tapo C425, C420, and C400 series. Tapo

Reliable Charging, Low Maintenance

The solar panel uses high-efficiency monocrystalline silicon cells to deliver up to 4.5 W of charging power. Just 30 minutes of standard sunlight per day can keep your Tapo battery camera working around the clock. TapoB&H Photo VideoGigabyte This dramatically reduces the need to manually recharge the camera, freeing you from the hassle of frequent battery refills or plug-ins.

Flexible Installation

The A200 includes a 360° adjustable mounting bracket that lets you angle the panel for optimal sunlight capture whether it’s wall-mounted, roof-mounted or placed in a more shaded spot. Tapo A 4 m (13 ft) micro-USB charging cable gives you freedom to place the panel separately from the camera or in the best solar-exposed location. Tapo

Weatherproof and Durable

Built for outdoor use, the A200 solar panel has an IP65 rating for dust and water resistance, so it continues working reliably even in rain, dust storms, or harsh sun. TapoTP-LinkThe operating temperature range spans from –20 °C to +45 °C, making it suitable for most climates. TapoOpenLogicGigabyte

Designed for Tapo Battery Cameras

This panel is compatible with TP-Link battery-powered Tapo cameras such as the C425 v1.0/1.20, C420 v1.0/1.20, and C400 v1.0. TP-Link Note: one solar panel can power only one camera at a time. Tapo

Pairing a Tapo camera with a solar panel like the A200 creates a “set-and-forget” surveillance system: once correctly installed, the camera can run indefinitely without you needing to recharge or replace batteries. For more ideas on creating a nearly maintenance-free outdoor surveillance setup, see our smart home and surveillance solutions guide at iServiceJo.

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