Use a camera only in an appropriate disclosed location; a contact sensor may be enough for a simpler question.
If the question is whether the pet sitter reached a particular door, an indoor camera facing the whole living area may collect more information than the task needs. Define what you want to know and discuss the arrangement with the person visiting before buying hardware.
C120 is a wired-power, 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi camera candidate, with storage and service terms that need separate review. An Aqara contact sensor and compatible hub offer a different type of information: an opening event, not a verified person's identity or proof that a care task was completed.
Choose the narrowest useful arrangement. Keep sleeping and other private areas out of view, agree who can access records and set an appropriate retention approach. The goal is a workable care visit and a clear household routine, not a collection of devices that creates uncertainty for everyone involved.
Before you order
- Define the information actually needed.
- Discuss camera placement and access.
- Check power, Wi-Fi and storage choices.
A useful next step
Compare the camera and contact-sensor paths before building the weekend-care equipment list.
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Manufacturer references
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