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SQ67
Dual-lens solar camera with removable battery (SQ67)
The SQ67 is a dual-lens solar 4G camera whose 7,800 mAh battery pack comes out of the housing. When a rainy week drains it, you swap in a charged pack instead of carrying the camera back to the house, and the fixed lens and the 350° pan-tilt lens go straight back to watching the gate.
- 2MP + 2MP lenses, 350° pan
- Removable 7,800 mAh pack
- 6 IR + 14 white LEDs, 15 m
- 3 W panel, 3 m cable
- Minimum order 500 units; mixed models count towards price tiers.
- Band version for your country printed on the carton with the IMEI.
- Pairs with the Tuya Smart / Smart Life app.
Who the dual lens solar camera with removable battery is for
Choose it for
- Remote corrals, water points and pens where taking a camera down to charge means a long trip
- Places with long rainy or foggy seasons, where a spare charged pack is easier than a bigger panel
- Buyers who want the dual-lens gate view with the widest turn in the range
Choose another model for
- Sunny sites that never drain the battery (the SQ62 has a bigger 5 W panel)
- Very large yards with three or more approach routes (use the SQ41)
Why we chose the SQ67 for farms
Far from the house, the hard part of a solar camera is the week of rain when the panel cannot keep up. The SQ67 answers that with a battery pack that comes out of the housing: carry a charged spare on the next round of the farm and the camera stays where it is. It keeps the dual-lens idea of the SQ62, a fixed view on the gate and a second lens that follows, and adds the widest turn in the dual-lens range, 350°.
Farm jobs the dual lens solar camera with removable battery does well
- Corrals and loading pens far from the farmhouse, where nobody wants to carry the camera back to charge
- Highland farms with long cloudy seasons, swapping a charged pack on each visit
- Gates where one lens must stay fixed while the other follows a person or vehicle
- Seeing colour at night: 14 white LEDs light the scene when someone walks in
SQ67 on the farm: more pictures
Where the camera fits on a farm. Tap a picture to enlarge it.
Try it: the camera on your phone
Tap through what a farmer sees in the app, from the alert at night to the recording the next morning.
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Tap the alert
1. Alert on your phone Motion or a person at the gate wakes the camera and it pushes an alert over 4G. No Wi-Fi at the corral.
Simulated app screens for illustration, with the camera view drawn for this demo. Our cameras use the Tuya Smart / Smart Life app; its screens look different. Features vary by model: check the specifications.
SQ67 in rain, heat and humidity
Rainy seasons, hot afternoons and wet mornings are what break cheap outdoor cameras. Here is what the factory documents rate the SQ67 for, and how to install it so the rating holds.
- IP65 housing: dust-tight and protected against water jets from any direction (IEC 60529). Heavy tropical rain and wind-driven rain are inside that rating. It is not rated for being under water, so do not mount it where floods can reach it.
- Operating temperature −20 °C ~ +50 °C. That covers hot lowland farms; high mountain sites with winter nights below the lower figure are outside the rating.
- The factory documents give no humidity figure for this model. On foggy or very humid sites, mount it under an overhang and keep the SIM and card cover screwed shut.
- Cloudy weeks: the panel charges less in rain, and the battery carries the gap. The specification sheet gives about 2 months at 10 alerts a day with no sun. Live viewing uses the battery much faster.
- For rain: point the panel at open sky and tilt it so water runs off; let the panel cable hang in a loop below the socket so water drips off before it reaches the plug; never mount under trees that drip.
- The factory documents state no lightning or surge rating. The camera has no long cable runs, but on exposed hilltops mount it below the top of the pole or roof.
Ratings from the factory catalogue and specification sheet; installation advice is ours.
SQ67 full specifications
Every line is a figure from the factory’s documents for the 4G version: the catalogue and, for the models that have one, the model’s own specification sheet (sensor, aperture, size, weight, packing). The battery energy is worked out from the capacity. Where the factory gives no figure we say so instead of guessing; where the two disagree, the specification sheet wins. Standby time is with no sun and the camera waiting for alerts; live viewing uses the battery much faster. The same figures for all models on sale are side by side on the solar 4G camera comparison.
| Camera | |
|---|---|
| Camera type | Dual-lens: fixed lens + pan-tilt lens |
| Number of lenses | 2 |
| Resolution | 2MP + 2MP |
| Image sensor | 2 × 1/3" 2MP CMOS |
| Video resolution (main / sub stream) | 1920 × 2176 / 640 × 720 |
| Lens focal length | 4 mm + 4 mm |
| Aperture | F2.2 |
| Viewing angle (diagonal) | 88.2° |
| Viewing angle (horizontal × vertical) | 75.1° × 40.8° |
| Pan (horizontal turn) | 350° |
| Tilt (vertical turn) | 90° |
| Picture-in-picture view | Yes |
| Lens linkage (fixed lens tells the turning lens where to look) | Yes |
| Video compression | H.264 / H.265 |
| Night vision | |
| Night lights | 6 infrared + 14 white LEDs |
| Infrared range | Up to 15 m |
| White light output | Not stated by the factory |
| Night picture | Full colour (white LEDs) or black and white (infrared) |
| Power | |
| Solar panel | 3 W |
| Panel mounting | Separate panel on a cable |
| Solar panel size | 144 × 116 × 5 mm |
| Solar panel weight | 171 g |
| Solar panel cable length | 3 m |
| Solar cells | PET-laminated cells, 21% or better efficiency |
| Battery capacity | 7,800 mAh |
| Battery type | Removable pack of three low-temperature 18650 lithium cells |
| Battery energy (approx.) | 28.9 Wh (mAh × 3.7 V nominal for lithium cells) |
| Standby with no sun | Up to 3 months (Factory figure, camera waiting for alerts; live viewing shortens it) |
| Battery life in use | About 2 months at 10 alerts a day |
| Charge time by cable | About 10 hours with a 5 V 1 A charger |
| Power draw (standby / working) | 4.8 mW / 880 mW |
| AOV (always-on low-frame-rate recording) | Optional |
| Detection and audio | |
| Detection | Motion and human detection with activity zones; linked tracking |
| PIR sensor range | Not stated by the factory |
| Siren | Built-in siren, can sound on detection |
| Two-way audio | Yes |
| Microphone and speaker | Built-in microphone and 8 Ω 1 W speaker |
| Connectivity | |
| Mobile network | 4G LTE |
| LTE category and antenna | LTE-FDD Cat 1, 3 dBi antenna |
| SIM | Physical Nano SIM, or built-in eSIM (cloud SIM) |
| 4G bands | Two versions: B1, B3, B7, B8, B20, B28 (Europe, Africa, Australia) or B2, B4, B5, B12, B13, B17, B66 (North America) (We check the version against your network before shipping) |
| IMEI | Unique IMEI per unit, printed on the carton |
| Setup | QR-code pairing, no APN settings |
| Wi-Fi version of the same body | Yes (3MP + 3MP, 6,000 mAh, 3 W panel) |
| Storage and app | |
| Local storage | microSD card up to 128 GB, hot-swappable |
| Cloud storage | Not supported on the 4G version |
| App | Tuya Smart / Smart Life (Android and iOS) |
| Build | |
| Weather rating | IP65, dust-tight and protected against water jets |
| Operating temperature | −20 °C ~ +50 °C |
| Housing material | ABS plastic |
| Housing colour | White |
| Size and packing | |
| Camera size | 105 × 145 × 132 mm |
| Camera weight | 562 g |
| In the box | Camera, solar panel, camera bracket, 2 screw packs, charging cable |
| Retail box size | Not stated by the factory |
| Units per export carton | 12 |
| Export carton size | Not stated by the factory |
| Export carton weight | Not stated by the factory |
| Wholesale | |
| 500–999 units | US$33 per unit, FOB China |
| 1,000–2,999 units | US$32 per unit, FOB China |
| 3,000+ units | US$31 per unit, FOB China |
What comes in the SQ67 box
The dual lens solar camera with removable battery ships as a complete kit: the camera, its solar power (3 W solar panel, separate panel on a cable), mounting hardware and an English quick-start guide. The carton label shows the model, the 4G band version and the IMEI. Tall poles, security screws and microSD cards can be added to any order. Before installing, read how to install a solar 4G camera and check the panel and battery size for your site.
SQ67 wholesale price
- USD · US dollarS49 from $26
- EUR · EuroS49 from € 23
- DZD · Algerian dinarS49 from DA 3,510
- AOA · Angolan kwanzaS49 from Kz 24,100
- ARS · Argentine pesoS49 from AR$ 40,100
- AUD · Australian dollarS49 from A$ 37
- BOB · Bolivian bolivianoS49 from Bs 308
- BWP · Botswana pulaS49 from P 367
- BRL · Brazilian realS49 from R$ 141
- GBP · British poundS49 from £ 19
- BIF · Burundian francS49 from FBu 78,000
- CAD · Canadian dollarS49 from CA$ 36
- CVE · Cape Verdean escudoS49 from Esc 2,560
- XAF · Central African CFA francS49 from FCFA 15,200
- CLP · Chilean pesoS49 from CLP$ 25,900
- COP · Colombian pesoS49 from COL$ 82,000
- CDF · Congolese francS49 from FC 60,000
- CRC · Costa Rican colónS49 from ₡ 11,800
- DOP · Dominican pesoS49 from RD$ 1,590
- EGP · Egyptian poundS49 from E£ 1,460
- ETB · Ethiopian birrS49 from Br 4,200
- GMD · Gambian dalasiS49 from D 1,950
- GHS · Ghanaian cediS49 from GH₵ 303
- GTQ · Guatemalan quetzalS49 from Q 199
- GNF · Guinean francS49 from FG 230,000
- HNL · Honduran lempiraS49 from L 698
- INR · Indian rupeeS49 from ₹ 2,480
- IDR · Indonesian rupiahS49 from Rp 472,000
- KES · Kenyan shillingS49 from KSh 3,380
- LRD · Liberian dollarS49 from L$ 4,430
- MGA · Malagasy ariaryS49 from Ar 119,000
- MWK · Malawian kwachaS49 from MK 45,300
- MXN · Mexican pesoS49 from MX$ 483
- MAD · Moroccan dirhamS49 from DH 256
- MZN · Mozambican meticalS49 from MT 1,660
- NAD · Namibian dollarS49 from N$ 433
- NIO · Nicaraguan córdobaS49 from C$ 957
- NGN · Nigerian nairaS49 from ₦ 35,400
- PYG · Paraguayan guaraníS49 from ₲ 150,000
- PEN · Peruvian solS49 from S/ 89
- PHP · Philippine pesoS49 from ₱ 1,660
- RWF · Rwandan francS49 from FRw 38,400
- SAR · Saudi riyalS49 from SAR 98
- SLE · Sierra Leonean leoneS49 from Le 597
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- TZS · Tanzanian shillingS49 from TSh 68,700
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- XOF · West African CFA francS49 from F CFA 15,200
- ZMW · Zambian kwachaS49 from K 526
| Order size | Price per unit, FOB China |
|---|---|
| 500–999 units | $33.00 |
| 1,000–2,999 units | $32.00 |
| 3,000+ units | $31.00 |
Prices in US dollars. Ex-works packed, FOB a Chinese port; freight, duties and local taxes are extra. Set in US$ on 27 Oct 2026 to match comparable factory listings. The final quote depends on band version, panel and battery size.
Dual-lens solar 4G cameras on Alibaba run from about $19 per unit for basic models at a 24-unit minimum to about $39 at 1–99 units for better-built ones. The SQ67 adds a removable battery pack and 20 night LEDs, so it sits at the upper end of that range. We price level with that market rather than below it.
Why a removable battery matters on a farm
A solar camera lives on what its panel puts back each day. In a long rainy season, a fog belt or a winter with short days, a 3 W panel may not keep up with a busy camera, and the battery runs down. With a fixed battery the only fix is to take the camera off the pole and charge it.
The SQ67’s 7,800 mAh pack comes out of the housing. Keep one spare pack charged at the house, swap it on your next round, and the camera stays where it is. The factory rates a full charge by cable at about 10 hours with a 5 V 1 A charger.
Two lenses, 350° of turn
The upper lens stays fixed on the gate or the chute. The lower lens turns 350° and tilts 90°, follows a person the fixed lens has spotted, and the app shows both pictures at once. At night, 6 infrared LEDs give a black-and-white picture to 15 m, and 14 white LEDs switch to colour when someone walks in.
For resellers and installers
Ask for spare battery packs with your order and we quote them alongside the cameras; for installers, a spare pack is something to sell on each service visit. Cartons carry the band version and IMEI, and mixed orders count towards the same price tiers.
Other solar 4G camera models
- S49 Solar 4G PTZ Camera: 3mp pan-tilt camera with a separate 5 w panel and 7,800 mah battery.
- S53 All-in-One Solar 4G PTZ Camera: pan-tilt camera with the solar panel built onto the housing.
- SQ62 Dual-Lens Solar 4G Camera: a fixed wide lens plus a pan-tilt lens, two live pictures on one sim.
- SQ41 Multi-Lens Solar 4G Camera: three pan-tilt heads and a fixed lens with a 12,000 mah battery for large yards.
- S26 Solar 4G Bullet Camera: fixed-view camera with the panel on top and 22 night leds.
- S49-AOV AOV Solar 4G PTZ Camera: records around the clock at a low frame rate, with a 7 w panel and colour night view to 20 m.
Not sure which one fits? Put all models on sale side by side in the solar 4G camera comparison, see how we lay out a solar camera for a farm, or go back to the solar 4G camera range.
SQ67 questions
How do I change the battery?
Take the drained pack out of the housing and put a charged one in. You charge the spare at the house with a 5 V 1 A charger, which takes about 10 hours.
Can I order spare battery packs?
Ask for them in your enquiry and we quote them with the cameras.
What is the difference from the SQ62?
Both have a fixed lens and a pan-tilt lens on one SIM. The SQ67 turns 350° instead of 270°, has more night LEDs and a battery you can swap; the SQ62 has the bigger 5 W panel.
Price comparison sources
- Sectec dual-lens solar 4G camera, 1–99 unit price. Alibaba.com. Seen in search results 27 Oct 2026.
- V380 4MP dual-lens 4G solar PTZ, tiered B2B price. Alibaba.com. Seen in search results 26 Oct 2026.