Reolink cameras that support FTP or ONVIF protocols could be used on NAS.
Applies to: All cameras supporting FTP
| WiFi Cameras | PoE Cameras | Dual-lens Cameras | |
| Model | C1; C1 Pro; C2; C2 Pro; E1 Pro; E1 Zoom; RLC-410W; RLC-410W-5MP; RLC-422W; RLC-511W; RLC-422W-5MP;RLC-510WA;RLC-511WA; RLC-523WA; RLC-542WA; E1 Outdoor; Doorbell WiFi | RLC-410; RLC-410-5MP; RLC-411; RLC-411-5MP; RLC-420;RLC-420-5MP; RLC-422-4MP; RLC-422-5MP; RLC-423; RLC-423S; RLC-511; RLC-520;RLC-510A;RLC-520A; RLC-810A;RLC-811A;RLC-820A;RLC-822A;RLC-1220A;RLC-830A; RLC-823A; RLC-823A 16X; RLC-1212A; RLC-824A; RLC-812A; RLC-81MA;RLC-833A; RLC-1224A; E1 Outdoor PoE; Doorbell PoE | Duo PoE; Duo WiFi; Duo 2 PoE; Duo 2 WiFi; TrackMix PoE; TrackMix WiFi; Duo Floodlight PoE; Duo Floodlight WiFi |
Note: You could add E1 pro to QNAP and Synology, but you could not use FTP to upload E1 Pro's videos to other NAS/hard disks since E1 Pro doesn't support the FTP function.
If you want to know more about how to have Reolink camera records to NAS, you may refer to
How Can I Have My Reolink Camera Recorded to My NAS.
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