REOLINK GO SERIES G340 - 4G STANDALONE IP CAMERA

A camera for a spot that has neither power nor internet yet

The G340 from Reolink's Go series is built for a completely different job than most IP cameras: it works where there's no nearby outlet, no Wi-Fi router, and no wired network at all. Power comes from a built-in battery and solar panel, and video goes out over 4G/LTE — the camera takes its own SIM card, just like a phone. That removes the biggest constraint of classic video surveillance: the need to run a cable or catch a Wi-Fi signal.

Where this camera is actually used

A typical spot for the G340 is an unoccupied countryside plot, a remote warehouse or construction site, equipment parked out in a field, a hunting ground, or a fence around a large plot of land where running a cable simply isn't cost-effective. This camera earns its keep exactly where power and internet infrastructure is missing or still years away, but oversight is needed right now.

What problem this camera actually solves

The classic problem with remote sites is a total lack of connectivity: the nearest power pole is kilometers away, and a mobile Wi-Fi router needs its own generator to stay charged. The G340 solves both sides of that at once: a solar panel keeps the battery topped up without site visits just to recharge it, and a 4G module delivers alerts and video to a phone even where there's no Wi-Fi access point at all. The second problem — wasted data on continuous streaming — is solved by detection of people, vehicles, and animals across a 105° field of view, so data only goes out for real events, not around the clock.

8 MP and smart detection that saves data

An 8 MP resolution with a 2.8 mm lens and a 105° field of view delivers detail sharp enough to identify a person or a vehicle in open terrain. H.265 encoding compresses video more efficiently than H.264, which matters a lot over a 4G connection with limited and often metered data. Footage is stored on a microSD card up to 128 GB, and motion alerts land in the app on Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android.

Field-grade durability to match the independence

An IP65 rating, 5 V battery-powered operation, and a metal-and-plastic housing hold up to real field conditions — rain, dust, and temperature swings on open ground with no shelter at all. This camera is built for spots with no maintenance access nearby, so the battery and solar panel need to sustain operation on their own for months.

Compatible with the Reolink ecosystem

The G340 pairs with Reolink PoE NVRs and other brand IoT devices, supports ONVIF for third-party integration, and works with Home Assistant for smart-home owners. FTP and RTSP streaming are supported too, for anyone keeping their own archive on a NAS or server instead of relying solely on the manufacturer's app.

Who this model is for

The G340 is the answer for an owner of land, a farm, or a site without stable power and internet who needs oversight of the area right now, not after a cable gets run or a router gets installed.

We'll help pick the right Reolink Go model for your specific conditions — sun exposure, distance to the nearest cell tower, and the area you need covered.