This was one of my thoughts. I don’t have any experience with Wyze Switch, but I’ve used Kasa Smart Wi-Fi switches for several years and have found them to be reliable. If you want to continue using this particular camera at this location and have a need to reboot it remotely because of travel, then putting a reliable smart switch on that circuit would be one option.
I don’t personally have a Cam Floodlight v2, so I can’t speak directly to that experience. If you’re having frequent disconnects, then my first inclinations would be to ensure it’s current with firmware—with one caveat, which I’ll note below—and also submit a log and open a Support ticket with the Log ID if/when you see a recurrence of the issue.
The caveat about firmware relates to the update that was released in May, which several users have reported problems with, particularly when they’re using non-broadcast or “hidden” Wi-Fi SSIDs. I don’t know if that’s the case with your Wi-Fi (if you’re currently “hiding” your SSID then enabling its broadcast might help, but I’m just speculating; I don’t know for sure but it seems worth a try, particularly as attempting to conceal the SSID doesn’t seem to offer a clear security benefit) or if something else is causing the disconnects you’re experiencing. If you’re 100% certain that Wi-Fi is not the issue and rebooting the camera with a power cycle always works and if you want to continue to use that particular camera at that location, then giving yourself remote control of the circuit with a smart switch is probably the way to go.