Security Cameras Recalled: What Naples Homeowners Need to Know

For homeowners in Naples and throughout Collier County, this news is an important reminder that security technology should not only protect your property — it should also be installed and maintained safely. If you own an outdoor solar-powered camera and are unsure whether it is part of the recall, it's worth taking the issue seriously.

What happened with the recalled cameras?

According to the report, the recalled cameras are Wyze Solar Cam Pan models sold between October 2025 and April 2026. The issue is not simply a software bug; the recall centers on installation instructions that could allow the lithium-ion battery casing to be damaged, potentially causing rapid overheating and ignition. The company reportedly received multiple reports of overheating, fires, explosions, and minor burns before the recall was issued.

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The affected model number is WYZESCPWH.

Why this matters for Naples homeowners

Southwest Florida's climate is demanding on outdoor electronics. Heat, humidity, storms, and salt air can all accelerate wear on equipment installed around a home. While the recall issue described in the article is specific to installation-related battery damage, any outdoor security device should be inspected periodically to ensure it remains safe, secure, and functioning properly.

Signs your outdoor camera may need attention

1. Visible damage to the housing

   Cracks, swelling, discoloration, or signs of overheating should be checked immediately.

2. Intermittent operation

   Cameras that randomly shut down, lose power, or disconnect frequently may have hardware or power-related issues.

3. Excessive heat

   A camera that feels unusually hot to the touch warrants inspection.

4. Battery or solar charging problems

   Inconsistent charging performance can indicate a problem with the battery, solar panel, or installation.

How Naples Security can help

If you have concerns about an existing camera system, Naples Security can help with:

1. Inspection of existing cameras

   A professional inspection can help determine whether your cameras are functioning safely and whether any recalled or damaged devices should be removed.

2. Safe removal and replacement

   If a camera is affected by the recall or shows signs of damage, Naples Security can assist with replacing the device and ensuring the installation is performed correctly.

3. Upgrading to modern solar-powered cameras

   Solar-powered security cameras remain a useful option for many properties because they can provide flexible placement without extensive wiring. Naples Security can recommend and install current-generation solar camera systems that are not part of the recall and that meet your property's security needs.

4. Complete security system integration

   New cameras can be integrated with monitored alarm systems, mobile alerts, and other smart security features for a more comprehensive solution.

Important

What to do if you think you have a recalled camera

1. Stop using the affected camera if it matches the recalled model and installation scenario described in the recall notice.

2. Do not throw lithium-ion devices in household trash.

3. Follow the manufacturer's recall instructions and disposal guidance.

4. Contact a professional security provider if you need help identifying, removing, or replacing the equipment.

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The bottom line

The recent recall highlights that security equipment should be evaluated not only for features and performance, but also for safety and proper installation. If you're a homeowner in Naples or Collier County, Naples Security can help inspect your existing cameras, replace affected devices, and install new solar-powered security cameras that are not part of the recall.

When it comes to protecting your home, the goal is confidence that your security system is both effective and safely installed.

Source: FOX Local / CPSC recall report on Wyze Solar Cam Pan outdoor security cameras.