AtomVision connects Reolink PoE cameras to the cloud via ONVIF. Compatible models include RLC-series PoE cameras and RLN-series NVRs. Note: WiFi-only and battery-powered Reolink models typically don't support ONVIF. Cloud backup, remote access, and multi-site management.
Most wired (PoE) Reolink cameras support ONVIF and work with AtomVision. Here are the most popular models.
Heads up: WiFi-only Reolink cameras and battery-powered models (Argus, Go series) typically don't support ONVIF. For best results, use PoE-connected RLC or RLN models. You can check ONVIF support in your camera's network settings.
Plug the AI Edge Analytic Box into the same network as your Reolink PoE cameras or NVR. Reolink sometimes has ONVIF disabled by default—enable it in the camera's network settings and the adaptor discovers your cameras automatically. WiFi-only and battery models won't appear. Typical setup: 10–20 minutes.
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Most wired (PoE/Ethernet) Reolink cameras support ONVIF, including the popular RLC series. However, some WiFi-only models and battery-powered cameras may not support ONVIF. Check your specific model's specs page on Reolink's website, or look for ONVIF in the camera's network settings.
They serve different purposes. Reolink's cloud is designed for individual home users viewing one or two cameras. AtomVision is built for businesses managing cameras across multiple locations, with features like role-based access, AI analytics, and centralized management. If you're outgrowing Reolink's cloud, AtomVision is a natural next step.
Yes. Reolink RLN-series NVRs with ONVIF support can connect to AtomVision. This lets you keep using your NVR for local recording while adding cloud backup and remote access through AtomVision.
Battery-powered Reolink cameras (like the Argus series) typically don't support ONVIF and aren't compatible with AtomVision. These cameras use proprietary protocols optimized for battery life. Wired PoE models like the RLC series are your best bet for AtomVision compatibility.