Wireless over stove camera?

[Kahrs]

Any suggestions for a robust over-the-stove camera?  Has to take the heat and keep on ticking!

Wireless and preferably without bugs or viruses...

 

[MSRadell]

You obviously are going to need one that is rated for being put outside. Those will be much more resistant to heat and moisture. There are several good ones on the market but you may want to look at the Arlo cameras my Netgear as a starting point.

[Martin Fisher]

What's the goal?

Do you want a camera so you can monitor the stove when you're in another room, or do you want a camera that can capture quality video of work at the stove, or one of several other possibilities.

[Lisa Shock]

You're still probably going to have to clean it every once in a while because of accumulated oils in the air. -The same crud that builds up on cabinets if they aren't regularly wiped down.

[thurbers]

On that quality video level you might look into some of the Go Pros out there. I know that at least one can go underwater for about 30 feet, capable of handling extreme conditions and has wireless capability. The Hero+ iirc.  But that is several hundred dollars and would be overkill if all that the camera is being used for is checking on things from a distance... 

[Kahrs]

I thought I would capture some video to show one of my friends how I prepare various dishes.

(not absent minded cooking)

 

 

[dcarch]

Aim your camera to a mirror above the stove can work. No need for wireless control.

 

dcarch