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Will do! Thanks for all the help gents.

I think I'll just keep the system indoors during winters.

I do have a dead one! Very interesting thank you for the link. One thing that I need clarification though is cleaner way to connect the solar panels to the jump starter. Is there a guide you can refer me to that uses a standard plug instead of the alligator clips for the connection?

Can I use an inverter instead?

I live in North York, Ontario Canada. The lowest insolation value is 1.21. So using the formula you supplied: 240 Wh/d / 1.21 hrs (insolation) = 200W Temp here definitely falls below 0C. Based on the faq you shouldn't be charging Lithium under that temp. What's the next best option, AGM?

I was thinking getting a 100 watt panel off the bat. Conditions are not quite ideal since I live in Canada (Ontario). Unfortunately Nest doesn't offer a solar panel solution. Even with other wireless cameras that offer a solar panel solution, they don't have good continuous recording software...

Yes wifi is within range. Also found out from the manuals that the camera consumes about 10 watts of power.

Hello! I'm a newbie and would like to setup a solar panel system for a nest IQ Outdoor cam. I checked the power requirements for the camera adapter: 15VDC @ 1.87 amps. What type of system do I need to get to keep the camera running 24/7?