Cctv Camera Database

Full data-quality audit of the EZVIZ brand (issue #39, part of the master audit #28), plus a complete sweep of EZVIZ's official product category page to close every coverage gap.

Added

• 66 new EZVIZ cameras, each verified against an official ezviz.com product page before adding: H4, C3TN, C3TN 2K (retail-branded "EZVIZ OutPro"), C8c 4K (R210), C9c Dual 3K, C90 Dual 2K+, EB5 4K, CB5 4K, BC1c 4K, eLife 2K+, CB3/EB3 (AOV Version), CB8/HB8/CB8 Pro/HB8 Pro/CB8 Lite 4K/HB8 Lite 4K, HB90/CB90 Dual Kit, TY1 G1 2K, C60p Dual Mix 2K, E6, H6, C1C-B, H1c, C6c 2K, C6N G1 4K, C6N Pro 2K, H6c G1 4K, C7 Dual, CP1 Pro, TY1 Pro, H6c Pro, H6c, H7c/TY7 Dual 2K+, H3 2K, H3c Color, H8c Pro 4K (R210), H8c Pro 2K, H90 Dual 2K+, H9c Dual 3K/4G, H80f Multi 2K+, H80x Dual, H8x 2K+, EL3, LC3, H5/H8c/H8c Pro 4G, HB90x/CB90x Dual 4G Kit, EB8 Pro Ranger Kit/4G/4G, CB1, CB2/BC2, C2C H.265, CB8/HB8 Lite 4G, CB3/EB3/CB2 4G, and the PoE line (H3K PoE 4K, H4/H5/H8c PoE 2K).
• Schema: new floodlight camera type (additive, non-breaking enum value). Applied to EZVIZ EL3/LC3 (previously miscategorized as box) and to Reolink's Solar Floodlight Cam (previously bullet). Left Reolink's Duo/Elite/TrackFlex Floodlight models as dual-lens, since they're genuinely two-lens cameras and that's the more structurally important classification.

Fixed

• Recheck of all 21 pre-existing EZVIZ cameras against official sources turned up systemic errors: wrong resolutions, lenses, FOVs, night-vision ranges, and IP ratings across most entries; a fabricated battery-capacity figure (bc1c-elife: "10,000mAh" → confirmed 7,800mAh, matching the same pattern found earlier on Tapo cameras); and several entries whose stored source URL/spec actually belonged to a different EZVIZ product.
• h3c-2k: the stored spec was a copy of the C6N indoor pan-tilt line, not the real H3c 2K (an outdoor fixed-lens bullet camera, IP67, no RTSP) — fully rewritten from the correct official page.
• c8w-pro-eu → c8w-pro-2k: "C8W Pro (EU)" isn't a real regional SKU; EZVIZ's actual products are "C8W Pro 2K"/"C8W Pro 3K", sold identically in EU and US. Renamed and re-sourced to the real product page.
• RTSP/ONVIF claims downgraded to unconfirmed (protocols: []) on most EZVIZ models — official spec pages and datasheets list only "EZVIZ Cloud Proprietary Protocol"; the commonly-cited "Local RTSP" toggle is documented only by community sources, not EZVIZ. Kept rtsp/onvif only where EZVIZ's own ONVIF compatibility FAQ explicitly names the model/firmware (C6N, H8c, H8 Pro 3K family). One notable exception: H3K PoE 4K explicitly lists RTSP in its own official protocol stack and is NVR-compatible — a genuinely different, professional-tier product line from EZVIZ's usual consumer cloud-only cameras.

Removed

• 6 confirmed duplicate regional listings, spec-identical to an existing base entry: c6n-latam, c6n-mena, c6n-vn (merged into c6n's markets), h8c-latam, h8c-vn (merged into h8c), h8-pro-3k-mena (merged into h8-pro-3k).

Changed

• EZVIZ: 21 → 87 cameras.
• Database now covers 1,630 cameras across 69 brands.