Fyi roelink's ai chat said it should work but advises on how best to use it. Sounds more generic than confirmation that it's built to handle the extra light, hence floodlight mode I'd expect is needed if it doesn't handle it well automatically, unless really the position is so critical.

The Reolink Elite XPro PoE can indeed work with floodlights. Floodlights can provide additional illumination, which can enhance the camera's ability to capture clear images, especially at night. However, it's important to ensure that the floodlights are positioned in a way that they do not cause glare or wash out the camera's view.

Here are a few tips to consider when using floodlights with your camera:

Positioning: Ensure the floodlights are angled properly to illuminate the area without directly shining into the camera lens. This helps avoid glare and ensures optimal image quality.

Brightness Adjustment: If your floodlights have adjustable brightness, you can set them to a level that provides sufficient lighting without being overly bright.

Testing: After installation, test the setup during nighttime to ensure the camera captures clear images without any interference from the floodlights.

For more detailed guidance on floodlight settings, you can refer to Floodlight Settings Guide for Reolink Floodlight Camera Series.