EZVIZ battery cameras with multi-lens hardware and artificial intelligence capabilities were presented at IFA 2026 in Berlin. The new security lineup includes dual-lens and triple-lens models designed to operate independently of fixed wiring, combining solar charging support with continuous recording options for European households.
Features of EZVIZ Battery Cameras
According to the company, the lineup of EZVIZ battery cameras integrates AOV energy-saving 24/7 recording, stable network connectivity, and portable mounting designs. These units operate on rechargeable power sources and solar panel attachments to maintain continuous coverage without requiring regular manual maintenance.
“This marks a new chapter in smart security, where battery cameras are no longer a compromised supplement to wired cameras but an equivalent, or even more advanced choice for broader scenarios.”
Jasmine Zhu, Product Manager of EZVIZ Europe
Dual-Lens Options and Coverage
The newly unveiled 3K dual-lens series includes the CB30 Dual and the CB60 Dual models. Built with a magnetic base and weatherproof housing, these devices function across both indoor and outdoor settings. The CB30 Dual delivers a 180-degree blind-spot-free viewing angle with wide detection coverage, requiring no drilling during installation.
Meanwhile, the CB60 Dual features panoramic pan coverage along with up to 8x zoom capabilities. The unit connects via Wi-Fi and 4G networks to maintain remote monitoring across different installation environments. In addition, the CB9c Dual offers 3K resolution imaging during day and night, supported by automated solar charging.
Triple-Lens Capabilities and Recognition
The high-end HB90f Triple features a triple-lens and triple-motor configuration that provides 12x hybrid zoom and complete area coverage. The unit received recognition through the IFA Innovation Award. Notably, the camera operates wirelessly using a rechargeable battery, an included solar panel, and dual Wi-Fi and 4G cellular connectivity.
To assist with video monitoring, the HB90f Triple includes on-device artificial intelligence algorithms for familiar face recognition. This processing filters out unwanted notifications, delivering relevant alerts to users. Consequently, the expanded selection of EZVIZ battery cameras includes options for users seeking flexible smart devices without standard cable requirements.
Expansion Across Smart Home Categories
The manufacturer displayed its hardware across a 193-square-meter exhibition area at IFA. Alongside security cameras, the company exhibited products across five interlinked areas, including smart entry systems, automated cleaning robots, and wearable consumer electronics. These devices integrate into centralized home management systems.
Founded in 2013, the hardware manufacturer supplies residential surveillance and connected appliances to customers across more than 130 countries, connecting its hardware through dedicated cloud infrastructure and mobile applications.
