As far as I can tell, all the standard wifi enabled network cameras fall under their consumer line which does not offer a Starlight camera. There is a wifi enabled version of the "Black Face" Lite PTZ (SD49225T-HN-W) which is a Starlight model, but I suspect that is not what you're looking for.
Run ethernet or use something like MoCa or HomePlug.
Wired (PoE) is the best option for cameras if you can do so. I use a combination of MoCa (IP over coax) and powerline adapters (IP over electrical wiring) in places that don't have easy access to ethernet inside my house. You can also run cable ouside the house instead of through the walls if you need to (that is what I had to do in some areas.)
If WiFi is what you need this camera may be something you could use if you can get past the Baby Monitor description. Its not a Starlight.
Some do, some don't. But being it's all digital it really doesn't matter one way or the other.
Which would be suitable? Bullet cam for outdoors? Im considering dome but it will be undercover
Turrets are very popular for outside. Great mounting flexibility and great night time picture.
Turrets, domes have many issues, and turrets have lost less problems with spiders then bullets.
The way that's easily accessible to me.
If exposed to the sun, as they age all sorts of ugly reflection issues can happen. Water spots, scratches, dirt on the dome all can cause problems at any time.
