If you have been looking for Garage-Control Cam E110 or E120, you may have noticed that neither one appears in the US store anymore. This is not a temporary stock gap. The E110 was discontinued first, and its upgraded model, the E120, has now followed. The change covers the E110 (T8452), E120 (T8453), and the T8450 door sensor used to check door status.
Already have one installed? A working setup remains functional, with firmware and app support continuing for existing devices. You do not need to replace a working system just because it has been discontinued. This guide will help you decide what to do next, whether you want to keep a working system or find a new way to monitor and control your garage.
What the Garage-Control Cam Was
For many households, the useful part of Garage-Control Cam was having fewer things to check. There was no need to open one app for the camera and another controller for the door. The E110 and E120 brought three core functions together:
- 2K garage monitoring. View live video and review recorded activity around the garage.
- Remote door control. Open or close a compatible garage door opener through the app.
- Door status checking. The battery-powered T8450 sensor detected whether the garage door was open or closed and showed its status in the app.
The E120 kept those same functions and extended the setup to an additional garage door:
- Control for up to two doors. The E110 supported one garage door, while the E120 extended control to as many as two.
In short, both models combined garage monitoring and door control in one system.
Who Is Affected
The end of the Garage-Control Cam line affects you differently depending on whether the system is already installed or still on your shopping list.
- Existing owners. A working camera and T8450 door sensor can remain part of your daily routine. The practical question is whether the current setup still covers the monitoring, door-status, and control tasks you need.
- Prospective buyers. A new Garage-Control Cam is no longer available from the current lineup. Monitoring and door control now need separate solutions.
- Remote-control households. App-based opening and closing remains the difficult feature to replace. A current outdoor camera cannot take over that job.
- Monitoring-only households. More current camera choices are available. Door-opener compatibility is no longer part of the decision.
If You Own One
If your Garage-Control Cam system is connected and working as expected, keep using it. Install firmware and app updates when they become available so the system stays on a supported version.
If something changes, test the live view, door status, and app controls separately. This can help you tell whether the issue involves the camera, sensor, opener connection, or app. Share what you found with support and follow the recommended steps.
If the problem remains after support, or you need coverage for another garage, continue to the replacement section. Choose your next step based on whether you need video monitoring alone or remote door control as well.
If You Need a Replacement
Replacement starts with one simple choice: do you only need to monitor the garage, or do you also need to open and close the door remotely? For monitoring, we recommend SoloCam S340 as a current outdoor option. If you need both functions, pair a suitable camera with a separate smart opener that works with your existing garage door system.
If You Only Need Garage Monitoring
When one camera needs to watch a garage entrance and part of the driveway, SoloCam S340 is a practical monitoring option. Its features suit places where activity can approach from more than one direction or where a power outlet is difficult to reach.
- Follow movement from the driveway to the garage. When a person or vehicle crosses the approach, automatic tracking can keep it in view instead of losing it at the edge of a fixed frame. The camera pans 355 degrees and tilts 60 degrees to cover movement across a wider area.
- Check the wider scene and closer details. The 3K wide-angle camera helps you see the garage entrance and surrounding driveway together. When you need a closer look at a face, package, or vehicle, the 2K telephoto camera and 8x hybrid zoom provide detail at distances up to 40 ft.
- Filter alerts around a busy driveway. On-device AI detects people and vehicles, which is more useful than treating every movement near the garage as equally important. Automatic tracking can then follow the detected activity across the camera's coverage area.
- Keep footage local. Built-in 8GB eMMC stores recordings on the camera, so basic local storage does not depend on a required monthly subscription. HomeBase S380 compatibility is available if you later want to connect the camera to a wider system.
- Rechargeable battery and solar power. The built-in battery supports wire-free placement, while the included removable solar panel recharges the camera after installation. With about two hours of direct sunlight a day, you can monitor a garage entrance without running a power cable to a nearby outlet.
Choose SoloCam S340 when you want flexible, event-based monitoring across the garage entrance and driveway. If you also want to open and close the door through an app, pair the camera with a compatible smart garage door opener. To compare other current power and coverage options, browse our outdoor security cameras.
If You Still Need App-Based Garage Door Control
If app-based door control is part of your daily routine, it is understandable to want the same convenience in a replacement. We do not currently offer another camera that combines that control with video monitoring. When your existing system still works, keeping it lets you hold on to both functions.
For a new setup, a compatible third-party smart opener may provide the door-control side, while a separate camera handles monitoring. Check the opener manufacturer's compatibility requirements before choosing a controller. The two devices may use different apps, but separating them still gives you a practical way to cover both needs.
Conclusion
Your next step should match the way you use your garage. Keep a working Garage-Control Cam updated, or choose new equipment by separating monitoring from door control. Before buying, check the coverage, recording, power, and opener compatibility you need. This keeps the decision practical and avoids replacing equipment that still does its job.
FAQs
Is the eufy Garage-Control Cam still available?
No. The Garage-Control Cam line is no longer available for purchase. If you already have an E110, E120, or T8450 door sensor, you can keep using your existing system as long as it is working well.
Can an outdoor security camera open my garage door?
No. A current outdoor camera can give you live video, recordings, and alerts around the garage, but it cannot operate the door. If remote opening and closing are important, you will also need a compatible smart opener.
Will you continue to support the E110 and E120?
Yes. You can continue using a working E110 or E120. Existing devices should remain usable with available firmware and app support. Install updates when they are released so your device stays on the latest supported version.
Where can I find a camera for garage monitoring?
Our outdoor camera collection is a good place to compare current choices. SoloCam S340 suits a garage entrance or driveway when you want wire-free installation, solar-assisted charging, and pan-and-tilt tracking.
