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ieGeek ZY-E1 2K Floodlight Camera 2600 Lumens 2.4 GHz WiFi

SKU CH-DGS6-GVTSA

Wired 2K floodlight camera with 2600 lumen LEDs, 150° PIR motion detection, 130° colour night vision to 25 m, 110 dB siren, two-way audio and Alexa support

  • Highest resolution2k
  • Wireless standards2.4 GHz WiFi, Wi-Fi
  • Connection methodWi-Fi
  • Port countWi-Fi
  • Cameras included1 Camera
  • Type of cameraDay/Night Camera
  • 2K resolution captures sharp detail day and night
  • 2600 lumen floodlight illuminates driveways and yards
  • 150° PIR sensor triggers lights and 110 dB siren
  • Custom zones cut 80% of false alerts
  • Works with Alexa for voice control and two-way audio

Two-in-one floodlight camera

The ieGeek ZY-E1 combines a 2K resolution security camera with a hardwired 2600 lumen floodlight in a single outdoor unit. It connects via 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and is powered by existing junction-box wiring, so there is no battery to recharge. The device suits homeowners who want illumination and recording from one mounting point and who already have Alexa for voice control.

Continuous outdoor operation

The IP65-rated housing withstands heavy rain and wind for long-term exposure without degradation. Color night vision remains active up to 25 metres (82 ft) using the floodlight LEDs rather than switching to infrared, so sustained low-light recording keeps full colour detail. The CMOS sensor runs at frame rates from 1/25 to 1/100,000 seconds, maintaining exposure consistency across changing conditions.

Wired mounting and daily use

Installation requires a standard junction box and permanent wiring, which fixes the camera position but eliminates battery maintenance. A 150° PIR sensor triggers the light and recording, while a 130° lens covers driveways and side yards; custom zones can reduce unwanted alerts by roughly 80 per cent. An integrated 110 dB siren can be activated manually or automatically at night, and two-way audio lets you speak to visitors through the app.

How it compares

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Price $86.99
Cheaper than about 68% of the 1,080 comparable items (median $158.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameGE
Product lineieGeek
Model nameZY-E1
Display
Highest resolution2k
Audio & video
Type of cameraDay/Night Camera
Sensor typeCMOS
Video resolution2K
Capture resolution2k
Video frame rate1/25 to 1/100,000s
Shutter settingsieGeek Cam App, Manual/PIR detection/schedule
Sound2-Way Audio, Built In Light, Motion Sensor, Night Vision
Connectivity
Wireless standards2.4 GHz WiFi, Wi-Fi
Connection methodWi-Fi
Wireless connectivity2.4 GHz WiFi, Wi-Fi
Wireless bands2.4 GHz
Antenna typeFloodlight Camera, outdoor
Network protocolsWi-Fi
Ports & slots
Port countWi-Fi
MicroSD card slotEasy Installation
Power
PoE supportCorded Electric
Power detailsCorded Electric
Size & build
Measurements9.4 in × 7.6 in × 5.4 in
Compatibility
Supported operating systemsieGeek Cam App
In the box
Cameras included1 Camera
Environment & compliance
Humidity rangeWeather Resistant, water resistant, IP65
Temperature rangeColorful Night Vision
More details
Team affiliation1 Piece
Security featuresWi-Fi

Questions about this item

How much power does the 2600 lumen floodlight draw when it runs all night?

The fixture is hard-wired to mains voltage, so it draws power continuously only while the 2600 lumen LEDs are active; the camera itself runs on the same supply and adds minimal extra load.

What existing wiring must I already have to install this camera?

A standard outdoor junction box with live, neutral and earth cables is required; the unit has no battery or plug, so it connects directly to that fixed wiring.

Will the 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi radio interfere with my older 2.4 GHz-only smart plugs?

The camera uses only the 2.4 GHz band, so it shares the same spectrum as legacy devices; channel overlap may occur, but normal router channel selection handles coexistence.

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