Blink Camera Night Vision Not Working – Common Causes & Fixes

Infrared night vision allows Blink cameras to record crisp images even in total darkness. However, your property may be at risk at night if your Blink camera night vision not working. Here's a deeper look at the problem's possible causes and solutions.

Typical reasons why people lose their vision at night:

• Disabling night vision: The simplest answer is that the Blink app has deactivated the setting. Verify that "Auto" or "On" is selected in the "Video & Photo" > "Night Vision" settings on your camera.
• IR emitter blocked: Infrared light can be obstructed by dust, spider webs, or other physical objects. Carefully clean the lens and the region around the infrared sensor.
• Low battery: More energy is needed for night vision. Your night vision may not work or seem faint if your batteries are low.
• Camera placement: The camera could not correctly transition to night vision mode if there is a bright light source close by. Consider shifting the camera to a more dimly lit area.
• Firmware or app problems: Camera functionalities may not work properly due to outdated firmware. Verify that the firmware on your device and the Blink app are up to date.

Methods for troubleshooting:

• To explore night vision settings, open the Blink app and go over the Camera Settings.
• Use a gentle towel to wipe the camera lens and infrared sensor clean.
• Use brand-new, premium lithium AA batteries to replace the old ones.
• Take out the batteries and put them back in to restart the camera.
• Check the live view and test the camera by setting it up in a completely dark environment.
• Try returning the camera to factory settings if night vision is still not working.

For 24-hour surveillance, night vision is crucial, particularly for exterior cameras. Resolving this problem guarantees that your house remains safe at all hours of the day.

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