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TYSONS, Va. - Alarm.com (NASDAQ:ALRM), a $2.5 billion market cap smart home security provider trading at a P/E ratio of 19.4, has introduced its first Wi-Fi spotlight camera, the ADC-V730, featuring 4MP video resolution with color night vision and AI-powered deterrence capabilities, according to a press release statement issued by the company.
The new camera incorporates built-in video analytics that can detect people, animals, or vehicles, automatically activating the integrated spotlight while triggering what the company calls Perimeter Guard and AI Deterrence protocols. When potential threats are detected, the camera’s LED flashes and its loudspeaker delivers automated warnings or enables manual communication.
"The V730 combines our most advanced video capabilities with intelligent deterrence in a single, easy-to-deploy solution," said Dan Kerzner, President of Platforms Business at Alarm.com.
The device features a 129-degree horizontal field of view, dual-band Wi-Fi connectivity, two-way audio for real-time interaction, and microSD recording compatibility supporting cards up to 1TB for continuous recording. The company states the camera is NDAA-compliant, making it suitable for commercial and government installations.
For installation, the camera utilizes Bluetooth Enrollment technology allowing technicians to connect cameras from mobile devices, supporting saved networks with active error handling.
The ADC-V730 is currently available through Alarm.com service providers across North America with international availability planned for the future.
Alarm.com, which describes itself as a platform for intelligently connected properties, offers solutions including security, video surveillance, access control, automation, and energy management services.
In other recent news, Alarm.com reported its third-quarter 2025 earnings, which exceeded analysts’ expectations with a significant increase in both earnings per share and revenue. Following these results, the company raised its full-year guidance for SaaS and license revenue by approximately $4.1 million. Despite the positive earnings report, Alarm.com’s stock experienced a decline in aftermarket trading. Additionally, Goldman Sachs adjusted its price target for Alarm.com from $63 to $56, maintaining a Neutral rating on the stock. The firm’s decision was influenced by growth concerns, even though the company outperformed consensus expectations in both SaaS and hardware revenue segments. These developments provide investors with a snapshot of Alarm.com’s recent financial performance and market perceptions.
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