Solar cameras can work properly in the winter, but performance may be affected by certain factors, such as sunshine hours, battery efficiency, and weather temperature. Solar-powered camera relies on energy stored during the day to work at night. If the sunshine hours are insufficient and the battery is not charged, the camera may not work properly at night or in low light conditions. Battery efficiency is also an important factor affecting the performance of solar cameras. Efficient batteries can charge faster, make full use of short sunshine hours, store more energy, and allow the camera to work longer without sunlight and remain stable running in changeable weather conditions. Extreme cold weather can also affect battery performance and reduce the efficiency of solar panels. However, many solar power cameras are designed to work in a certain temperature range, and some are specifically designed for severe cold conditions. Taking aosu's solar powered wireless security camera, for example, the surveillance camera features IP66 waterproof, providing reliable monitoring in any weather and environment. Equipped with a high-capacity battery, it ensures that even during the short daylight hours of winter, there is enough power to support the continuous operation of the security camera. Explore more applications of solar security cameras from residential to industrial areas.