u/Not-me-sir

I bought a C230 camera(baby monitor) hoping it would send an alert when my very loud smoke alarm goes off. The camera is about 8 feet from the smoke alarm and it has notifications enabled for all 10 options. It just ignores the smoke alarm. Is there a combination of notifications that might help get it to respond? Does Tapo have another device that can recognize and send a notification when the smoke alarm goes off? Or maybe even a different manufacturer’s device that I could use?

Is there smoke detector / alarm that is compatible with the Tapo H500 hub so I can receive a notification when it activates?

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For example,

Heiman Matter Smoke Detector, Smart Photoelectric Fire Alarm, UL217-10th Certified, Battery Powered, Real-Time Notification, Compatible with Smartthings, Home Assistant.
Smart Home Integration via Matter & Thread (not Wi-Fi)— Compatible with SmartThings, Home Assistant, Apple Home, Google Home, and Amazon Alexa. Provides local, private, low-latency notifications with no cloud required. A compatible Matter hub with Thread Border Router is required for smart connectivity.

Is the following SanDisk micro sdxc card compatible with the Tapo C660 KIT 4K camera and D225 doorbell camera?

SANDISK 256GB High Endurance Video microSDXC Card with Adapter for dash cam and home monitoring systems - C10, U3, V30, 4K UHD, Micro SD Card - SDSQQNR- 256G-GN6IA

Edit** These will be brand new with the newest updates over the internet for a new installation.

I am going to put together a new security system and am looking at Tapo H500 hub, C660 and C615F cameras, some T100 motion detectors, DL110 door locks and a D225 doorbell camera as an option.

I have some old ADT sensors and a smoke alarm that I would like to continue to use. I have canceled ADT and want the system that I choose to connect to the existing devices and use them. Can the Tapo system do this?

1.        Are any cameras dual powered? Wired for normal use, but battery powered during an electrical outage.

2.        Can any of the outdoor battery powered cameras be used to check their area, anytime during a day, or just when motion activated? Recording during motion is great, but having the ability to see the camera’s view anytime is high on my list.

3.        When using the hub H500, do the battery powered cameras auto switch to recording on the card in the camera if they lose WiFi connection?

4.        How does the above questions apply to the D225 video doorbell.

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5.     When the onboard card is full, do all of the cameras continue to record over the oldest saved content first?
   

Thanks!