Techage Manuals & User Guides

Techage is a leading provider of security and surveillance technology, dedicated to making professional-grade protection accessible to homeowners and small businesses. The company specializes in "Do-It-Yourself" (DIY) video security systems that combine ease of installation with advanced features. Techage's product lineup includes Power over Ethernet (PoE) camera kits, wireless WiFi cameras, and autonomous solar-powered options, ensuring flexible coverage for various environments.

Known for their reliability and clarity, Techage cameras often feature 2K and 4K Ultra HD resolution, AI-driven human and vehicle detection, two-way audio communication, and full-color night vision. The brand integrates its hardware with intuitive mobile applications like VicoHome, iCSee, and XMEye, allowing users to monitor their property remotely in real-time. With a focus on innovation and customer support, Techage continues to develop smart security solutions that offer peace of mind without the complexity of traditional CCTV setups.

• What mobile app is used for Techage cameras?

  Depending on the specific model, Techage cameras typically use apps such as VicoHome, XMEye Pro, or iCSee. Refer to your specific user manual or the QR code on the device to download the correct application.

• Why is my Techage camera not connecting to WiFi?

  Connection failures often occur if you are trying to connect to a 5GHz network. Techage cameras generally require a 2.4GHz WiFi network for setup. Also, ensure your WiFi password is entered correctly without auto-capitalization errors.

• How do I reset my Techage security camera?

  Most Techage cameras can be reset by pressing and holding the dedicated reset button (often located near the SD card slot or on the cable splitter) for 3-5 seconds until you hear a voice prompt indicating the reset is complete.

• Does Techage support 24/7 recording?

  Yes, Techage NVR systems and wired PoE cameras support 24/7 continuous recording to a hard drive. Battery and solar-powered models typically record only when motion is detected to conserve power.