HomeBase 3 Local Storage Hub
HomeBase 3 is the local recording hub the VistaCam 4K's storage spec requires.
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4K eyes on the house. Footage stays home.
Two 4K outdoor cameras that record to the WardVue HomeBase in your house — not to someone else's cloud — so there is no subscription to keep your own footage. Color night vision, a 160° view and person/vehicle detection that runs on the camera itself.
Sandbox demo checkout — payment is simulated and no order is fulfilled.
| Resolution | 4K (3840 × 2160) @ 20 fps |
| Field of view | 160 ° diagonal |
| Night vision | Color night vision (integrated spotlight) + IR to 10 m |
| HDR | True HDR |
| Smart detection (on-device) | Person, vehicle, pet, package |
| Storage | Local — WardVue HomeBase (required, sold separately) |
| Subscription required | No — local recording, no monthly fee |
| Two-way audio | Yes, full duplex with noise reduction |
| Power | Wired 5V USB-C (continuous) or optional solar panel |
| Weather resistance | IP65 |
| Operating temperature | −20 °C to 50 °C |
Pick another product and VOLT checks the recorded relationship and specification records — the same check the API runs. If nothing is recorded, it says so.
Free standard shipping (5–7 business days) on orders over $75. Standard shipping $6.95 under $75; expedited (2–3 business days) $14.95. Demonstration store — no real orders are fulfilled.
30-day returns on all products, free return label included. Items must be in original condition. Demonstration store — returns are simulated.
2-year limited warranty. Every product includes the VOLT limited warranty shown on its product page (1 or 2 years), covering defects in materials and workmanship. Demonstration store — warranty terms are illustrative.
Both are outdoor WardVue cameras; the 4K is the step-up in resolution and field of view.
View product →Both watch the driveway; the Floodlight trades 4K for 2,600-lumen lighting and a siren.
View product →Every relationship above is a catalog record whose justification is checked against the products' recorded specifications — charger wattages, shared protocols, platform lists — never a guess.