4K Indoor Cable Box with Night Vision   We took our trusty cable box to the next level by adding Night Vision. This new redesign item is for indoor use only. The hidden camera looks like any ordinary cable box. Disguise this item in an industrial space. Great for a utility, server, storage or janitorial room. Keep an eye on your supplies. It will give you around the clock surveillance even in the most poorly lit spaces with the IR technology. Record up to 4K resolution, battery powered with standby recording for up to 90 days.   Xtreme life DVR hidden cameras are now equipped for up to 4K crystal clear resolution and have a new lower price. Better quality = better value! We named this hidden camera line Xtreme Life for a reason. These HD hidden cameras are equipped with a built-in battery capable of recording 16 straight hours of activity or holding a charge in standby mode for up to 90 days. Plus, with 4K resolution this is about as real-time video as you can get. Free from wires, Xtreme Life hidden cameras come in a variety of designs for home and business security and offer the flexibility suited for both indoor and outdoor surveillance. Built-in recording provides portable HD video inside of every Xtreme Life DVR system. Select models are supported by the added benefit of night vision recordings. HD Resolution UP to 4K Selectable Resolution 4K-720 Adjustable frame rates as high as 120FPS Indoor/Outdoor Hidden Video Surveillance Systems (select models) Long Lasting Rechargeable Battery using PIR Sensor Provide Up To 90 days of Standby (16 hours Continuous record) Night Vision - Hidden IR Lights Capture Video at Night (select models) Time/Date Stamped Files Digital CMOS camera with 2160 Image Censor Provides Crystal Clear Captured Video Memory Card Recording for Portable, Transferable Storage - up to 128GB Easy HD Video Playback Now Capable of Playback on Windows, Apple, Android and Other Platforms 1 Year Manufacturer's Warranty Xtreme Live hidden cameras are recommended for battery operated, longer life security needs. Use these cameras for night or day, indoor or outdoor security for your home or business. Integrate security into your business' bottom line using Xtreme Life hidden cameras. Evidence collection is easier and faster with hidden cameras as most perpetrators won't change their behavior if they can't easily detect the camera. Perfect for monitoring the employee parking area, or longer-term office security needs, inside or outside of the office or building. Xtreme life is also recommended for long-term home and personal security use. Use around your exterior perimeter or fence line to protect your property. Or use for extended and low-cost interior surveillance of your home or personal property. Xtreme Life hidden cameras are the perfect solution for long-term hidden camera security at a great value. Now is the time to update your hidden camera inventory.         Features: 2280x2160 Effective Pixels Sensor Sony IMX326 CMOS Sensor High-speed Video Imaging Funciton 1/2.7" Lens IR Filter 940nm Aperture F2.2 120° Field of View Specifications:               DVR Record Resolution: 4K: 24fps | 2K: 30fps | 1296P: 30fps | 1080P: 60fps & 30fps | 720P: 120fps, 60fps & 30fps H.264 Video Compression Time/Date Stamp Up to 128GB memory card capacity (Class XC1) - Confirmed with Toshiba and Samsung EVO Adjustable Frame Rate 2 Recording modes – Motion and Continuous File Type - .MP4 Operating Temp 32°F - 122°F TV or PC Playback         Battery Rechargeable Li-ion Battery Up to 16 hours Continuous Battery Life Up to 90 days Standby Battery Life 9-10 hours Battery Charge Time 10,000 mAh Battery Capacity DC 5V 1000 mA Input/Output   Includes: 32GB Memory Card RCA Video Cable (some models) IR Remote Quick Set Up Guide     Xtreme Life DVR can be set up in 5 simple steps. It helps to have your TV user's manual nearby since you may need to change video input on the TV used for initial set-up. 1. Take the unit from box and ensure you have received all included items. 2. Open the device to insert the memory card into the memory card slot and connect the battery, turning it on after the connection is made. 3. To confirm the device is ready, connect the provided video cable from the unit to your TV video input and create motion in front of the camera to see a live video feed and make a sample recording. 4. Your device is now ready to be placed in the area of desired surveillance. 5. Default recording setting is PIR detection. Once the power is turned on and the device recognizes the memory card, the DVR will begin to record based on PIR detection(see note below).   Special Note about PIR (Passive Infrared) Technology: Each Xtreme Life™ DVR has a built in PIR sensor that detects levels of infrared radiation, the use of which makes the battery life so long. Everything emits some level of radiation. The hotter an object is the more radiation it emits. Changes in radiation levels are considered as motion by the DVR, which will then turn on and begin to record. The PIR sensor requires very little power, so the DVR will be off even though the PIR sensor is still detecting radiation. When the PIR detects a change in radiation, the DVR will turn on and begin to record. The DVR takes approximately 3 seconds to turn on and start recording. Download Zone Shield & Xtreme Life 4K Manual with Scheduling Download Zone Shield & Xtreme Life 4K Manual without Scheduling       Standard shipping is FREE for all retail orders totaling $100.00 or more! (48 Continental US orders only) Flat rate of $8.50 shipping applies to orders under $100.00  

    4K Cable Box Hidden DVR   Can we say discreet surveillance! This hidden camera looks like any ordinary cable box attached to a building but what's really inside is all the power of a full blown covert hidden camera using our 4K technology. Place our Xtreme Life Cable Box on any exterior wall to provide immediate hidden surveillance. The sturdy cable box has our 4K hidden camera system. Battery Powered with standby recording for up to 90 days.   Xtreme life DVR hidden cameras are now equipped for up to 4K crystal clear resolution and have a new lower price. Better quality = better value! We named this hidden camera line Xtreme Life for a reason. These HD hidden cameras are equipped with a built-in battery capable of recording 16 straight hours of activity or holding a change in standby mode for up to 90 days. Plus, with 4K resolution this is about as real-time video as you can get. Free from wires, Xtreme Life hidden cameras come in a variety of designs for home and business security and offer the flexibility suited for both indoor and outdoor surveillance. Built-in recording provides portable HD video inside of every Xtreme Life DVR system. Select models are supported by the added benefit of night vision recordings. HD Resolution UP to 4K Selectable Resolution 4K-720 Adjsutable frame rates as high as 120FPS Indoor/Outdoor Hidden Video Surveillance Systems (select models) Long Lasting Rechargeable Battery using PIR Sensor Provide Up To 90 days of Standby (16 hours Continuous record) Night Vision - Hidden IR Lights Capture Video at Night (select models) Time/Date Stamped Files Digital CMOS camera with 2160 Image Censor Provides Crystal Clear Captured Video Memory Card Recording for Portable, Transferable Storage - up to 128GB Easy HD Video Playback Now Capable of Playback on Windows, Apple, Android and Other Platforms 1 Year Manufacturer's Warranty Xtreme Live hidden cameras are recommended for battery operated, longer life security needs. Use these cameras for night or day, indoor or outdoor security for your home or business. Integrate security into your business' bottom line using Xtreme Life hidden cameras. Evidence collection is easier and faster with hidden cameras as most perpetrators won't change their behavior if they can't easily detect the camera. Perfect for monitoring the employee parking area, or longer-term office security needs, inside or outside of the office or building. Xtreme life is also recommended for long-term home and personal security use. Use around your exterior perimeter or fence line to protect your property. Or use for extended and low-cost interior surveillance of your home or personal property. Xtreme Life hidden cameras are the perfect solution for long-term hidden camera security at a great value. Now is the time to update your hidden camera inventory. Specificications:   Camera 2280x2160 Effective Pixels Sensor Sony IMX326 CMOS Sensor High-speed Video Imaging Funciton 1/2.7" Lens IR Filter 940nm Aperture F2.2 120° Field of View DVR Record Resolution: 4K: 24fps | 2K: 30fps | 1296P: 30fps | 1080P: 60fps & 30fps | 720P: 120fps, 60fps & 30fps H.264 Video Compression Time/Date Stamp Up to 128GB memory card capacity (Class XC1) - Confirmed with Toshiba and Samsung EVO Adjustable Frame Rate 2 Recording modes – Motion and Continuous File Type - AVI Operating Temp 32°F - 122°F TV or PC Playback Battery Rechargeable Li-ion Battery Up to 16 hours Continuous Battery Life Up to 90 days Standby Battery Life 9-10 hours Battery Charge Time 10,000 mAh Battery Capacity DC 5V 1000 mA Input/Output Includes: 32GB Memory Card RCA Video Cable (some models) IR Remote Quick Set Up Guide   Xtreme Life DVR can be set up in 5 simple steps. It helps to have your TV user's manual nearby since you may need to change video input on the TV used for initial set-up. 1. Take the unit from box and ensure you have received all included items. 2. Open the device to insert the memory card into the memory card slot and connect the battery, turning it on after the connection is made. 3. To confirm the device is ready, connect the provided video cable from the unit to your TV video input and create motion in front of the camera to see a live video feed and make a sample recording. 4. Your device is now ready to be placed in the area of desired surveillance. 5. Default recording setting is PIR detection. Once the power is turned on and the device recognizes the memory card, the DVR will begin to record based on PIR detection(see note below).   Special Note about PIR (Passive Infrared) Technology:   Each Xtreme Life™ DVR has a built in PIR sensor that detects levels of infrared radiation, the use of which makes the battery life so long. Everything emits some level of radiation. The hotter an object is the more radiation it emits. Changes in radiation levels are considered as motion by the DVR, which will then turn on and begin to record. The PIR sensor requires very little power, so the DVR will be off even though the PIR sensor is still detecting radiation. When the PIR detects a change in radiation, the DVR will turn on and begin to record. The DVR takes approximately 3 seconds to turn on and start recording. Download Xtreme Life Wireless Manual     Standard shipping is FREE for all retail orders totaling $100.00 or more! (48 Continental US orders only) Flat rate of $8.50 shipping applies to orders under $100.00      

  Xtreme Life Solar 4K Cable Box   Never worry about the battery dying again! The discreet hidden camera comes with a solar panel to charge your Xtreme Life camera day in and day out. Built in to this ordinary cable box is overt hidden camera using our 4K technology camera and DVR system. Install this camera forget it. Great for trail cameras too!   Xtreme life DVR hidden cameras are now equipped for up to 4K crystal clear resolution and have a new lower price. Better quality = better value!   We named this hidden camera line Xtreme Life for a reason. These HD hidden cameras are equipped with a built-in battery capable of recording 16 straight hours of activity or holding a charge in standby mode for up to 90 days. Plus, with 4K resolution this is about as real-time video as you can get. Free from wires, Xtreme Life hidden cameras come in a variety of designs for home and business security and offer the flexibility suited for both indoor and outdoor surveillance. Built-in recording provides portable HD video inside of every Xtreme Life DVR system. Select models are supported by the added benefit of night vision recordings.   Features: HD Resolution UP to 4K Selectable Resolution 4K-720  Adjsutable frame rates as high as 120FPS Indoor/Outdoor Hidden Video Surveillance Systems (select models) Long Lasting Rechargeable Battery using PIR Sensor Provide Up To 90 days of Standby (16 hours Continuous record) Night Vision - Hidden IR Lights Capture Video at Night (select models) Time/Date Stamped Files Digital CMOS camera with 2160 Image Censor Provides Crystal Clear Captured Video  Memory Card Recording for Portable, Transferable Storage - up to 128GB Easy HD Video Playback Now Capable of Playback on Windows, Apple, Android and Other Platforms 1 Year Manufacturer's Warranty Xtreme Live hidden cameras are recommended for battery operated, longer life security needs. Use these cameras for night or day, indoor or outdoor security for your home or business. Integrate security into your business' bottom line using Xtreme Life hidden cameras. Evidence collection is easier and faster with hidden cameras as most perpetrators won't change their behavior if they can't easily detect the camera. Perfect for monitoring the employee parking area, or longer-term office security needs, inside or outside of the office or building. Xtreme life is also recommended for long-term home and personal security use. Use around your exterior perimeter or fence line to protect your property. Or use for extended and low-cost interior surveillance of your home or personal property. Xtreme Life hidden cameras are the perfect solution for long-term hidden camera security at a great value. Now is the time to update your hidden camera inventory.     Specifications: Camera  2280x2160 Effective Pixels Sensor Sony IMX326 CMOS Sensor High-speed Video Imaging Funciton 1/2.7" Lens IR Filter 940nm Aperture F2.2 120° Field of View DVR  Record Resolution: 4K: 24fps | 2K: 30fps | 1296P: 30fps | 1080P: 60fps & 30fps | 720P: 120fps, 60fps & 30fps H.264 Video Compression Time/Date Stamp Up to 128GB memory card capacity (Class XC1) - Confirmed with Toshiba and Samsung EVO Adjustable Frame Rate  2 Recording modes – Motion and Continuous File Type - .MP4 Operating Temp 32°F - 122°F TV or PC Playback Battery  Rechargeable Li-ion Battery  Up to 16 hours Continuous Battery Life  Up to 90 days Standby Battery Life 9-10 hours Battery Charge Time 10,000 mAh Battery Capacity DC 5V 1000 mA Input/Output Includes: 32GB Memory Card RCA Video Cable (some models)  IR Remote Quick Set Up Guide   Click here for Xtreme Life DVR Set-Up Guide     Standard shipping is FREE for all retail orders totaling $100.00 or more! (48 Continental US orders only) Flat rate of $8.50 shipping applies to orders under $100.00      

   Video Recording Systems   One of the most important pieces to your surveillance system is your surveillance video recorder. Whether you have one, four or sixteen cameras you have to take what those cameras see and store that video for reference or possible evidence. Now you need to decide whether you want to record digitally to a DVR or record onto VHS tapes using a VCR. What surveillance video recorder is right for you? Digital Video Recorder (DVR) - Unlike VCRs, DVRs record video to a computer hard drive or other media such as a CD or DVD. This makes a DVR easy to maintain because there are no bulky tapes to change or the risk of losing video quality when recording over previous footage. Except for the World's Smallest DVR, all of our other DVRs can be operated and monitored remotely from anywhere in the world using the Internet. While the surveillance video data is stored on the DVR it can be protected from loss caused be operating errors, tampering and accidents.   VCRs - VCRs record to a video cassette tape which creates the need to change tapes. So we built our VCRs with time-lapse and video motion detection features. Video motion dection allows the VCR to begin recording only while motion is detected. Time-lapse is a series of images taken in a set number of time intervals. This means that not every frame is recorded as it is with Real Time. Time-lapse and motion detection help space on your video tapes.   VISEC Surveillance Software - VISEC is a software that is installed on an existing computer that you own. VISEC turns that computer into a surveillance system. You can connect up to four cameras to the computer and the video can be set-up to record to your computer, VISEC's server or an FTP site. VISEC can be run in hidden mode, which means that anyone using your computer would not know it's running.  One of the most important pieces to your surveillance system is your surveillance video recorder. Whether you have one, four or sixteen cameras you have to take what those cameras see and store that video for reference or possible evidence. Now you need to decide whether you want to record digitally to a DVR or record onto VHS tapes using a VCR.   What surveillance video recorder is right for you? Digital Video Recorder (DVR) - Unlike VCRs, DVRs record video to a computer hard drive or other media such as a CD or DVD. This makes a DVR easy to maintain because there are no bulky tapes to change or the risk of losing video quality when recording over previous footage. Except for the World's Smallest DVR, all of our other DVRs can be operated and monitored remotely from anywhere in the world using the Internet. While the surveillance video data is stored on the DVR it can be protected from loss caused be operating errors, tampering and accidents.   VCRs - VCRs record to a video cassette tape which creates the need to change tapes. So we built our VCRs with time-lapse and video motion detection features. Video motion dection allows the VCR to begin recording only while motion is detected. Time-lapse is a series of images taken in a set number of time intervals. This means that not every frame is recorded as it is with Real Time. Time-lapse and motion detection help space on your video tapes.   VISEC Surveillance Software - VISEC is a software that is installed on an existing computer that you own. VISEC turns that computer into a surveillance system. You can connect up to four cameras to the computer and the video can be set-up to record to your computer, VISEC's server or an FTP site. VISEC can be run in hidden mode, which means that anyone using your computer would not know it's running.

Over the past decade there has been a marked evolution in the technology of surveillance equipment, along with a significant reduction in price among security cameras, tracking devices, and GPS units. Perhaps the biggest evolution of these has been seen in the area of hidden spy cameras. In less than 10 years, the “nanny cam” has evolved from a complicated setup of electronic equipment to a simple to use electronic work of art. So, what steps has technology taken in the evolution of spy cameras?   Wired to Wireless Hidden Cameras Like standard security cameras found today protecting homes, businesses, and found on nearly every street corner in the city, nanny cams were another wired camera needing video connections running from the camera unit back to a recording device, like a VCR or monitor. Along the way, micro chips got smaller and more powerful in creating miniature lenses, or what is today called pinhole cameras. These were easily placed into such everyday items, like teddy bears, clock radios, and nearly any household item. Although still available today and often seen in disguised hidden cameras, like smoke detectors, floodlights, and some wall clocks, they require two sets of wires to transmit power and signal to a TV or DVR. Concealing the wires was a bit cumbersome, but then a new generation of wireless cameras hit the market starting around 2000. First manufactured in such inanimate objects as planters, teddy bears, books, exit signs, and countless other items, wireless cameras eventually found their way into practical working components, like alarm clocks, clock radios, wristwatches, cell phones, fountain pens, and CD players. Inside the component was a tiny pinhole video camera and a small wireless transmitter. When a customer purchased a wireless nanny cam, they got not only a working electronic device but a receiver, A/V cables and power adapter as well. The tricky part came when it was actually time to set up the hidden camera system. The receiver that was provided had to plug into either a monitor close by or a VCR if they wanted to record events throughout the day. This required the user to place the VCR somewhere in the house within 100 feet of the camera, either in another room or on another floor altogether.   The receiver was then plugged into the VCR, and when the user was ready to start recording he just hit the “start” button. Voila!....well, not exactly. A standard VHS cassette can only record eight to ten hours max, which can create a problem. However, with the advent of PCs and DVR players this did greatly extend the recording time available. Let's say a mother wants to keep an eye on the nanny or babysitter while she's at work during the day. Just before leaving the house in the morning she would plug in the nanny cam and turn on the VCR or DVR to start recording. On arriving home at the end of the day and wanting to review what was recorded, she would have to sit for several minutes while fast-forwarding through hours of video, often looking at nothing at all. At the time, this was the only means available to monitor her child's welfare during the day, and the process at best was tedious. Motion Activated Spy Cams The concept of motion activation in video recording was a big breakthrough in the spy camera industry. Although the technology had been around for years, it wasn't until the mid 2000's that it became available and affordable to every day consumers. No longer did people have to sit through countless hours of viewing blank tape only to find nothing eventful was captured that day. Now, with motion activated hidden cameras, recording only took place when the camera's sensors detected activity in the room. If nothing moved, then the camera sat idle. As a result, the user might only have to watch 30 minutes to an hour of tape rather than 8 hours or more of static recording. Another technology feature that came along to compliment the motion activated features of hidden cameras was the increasing popularity of the DVR, which eventually all but replaced the VCR. With a DVR there was no longer a need for VHS tape, since everything that was recorded now was done digitally, frame by frame. The advent of motion activation together with the convenience of the DVR made spy camera and nanny cam users very happy. Then, when it didn't seem things could improve any further, technology came along once again to improve the spy camera one more time. Built-in DVRs and Micro SD Cards A growing need started to develop for a self-contained, all-in-one hidden camera system, which by 2006 saw a solution finally arrive. To the delight of everyone, the motion activated spy cam now came with a built-in DVR, which utilized a micro SD card for hours of additional recording time and expanded memory. Gone, were audio/video cables, wireless transmitters, receivers, VCRs and obsolete cassette tape. The new generation of nanny cams and spy cameras allowed the user to set the device and walk away; either for the day, or weeks at a time. When he returned and wanted to view what the camera had recorded, he simply removed the SD card and inserted it into a USB card reader or directly into an SD card slot on the computer. Since the camera only recorded when movement was detected, viewing what had been captured became quick and easy. These cameras, which can be built into any everyday item imaginable, and often include added features like variable recording speeds, low light apertures, still shots, and date and time stamps, remain as the most popular hidden spy camera dvr on the market today. It didn't seem that video surveillance could get any better or easier, but then technology advanced once again to bring us the latest generation of hidden spy cameras. Real Time Remote Viewing Just when you thought covert spy cameras couldn't get any better, the newest technology that's come out now allows live, remote viewing capabilities. With this new platform of video surveillance, your desktop PC or laptop now becomes a server and a DVR. The way it works is, the user places the spy camera in any room of his home, office, or other location he wishes to monitor, and the video is streamed live to his computer. As an example, say a guy owns a manufacturing firm in city “A” but has to travel to city “B” frequently to meet with suppliers. He wants to keep an eye on his business and workers while he's away, so he installs a few live, wireless remote-view cameras around the premises. Now, from wherever he is, here and abroad where he can establish an Internet connection, he can log into his laptop and remotely watch live what is taking place at his business in real time. He can also record directly onto his hard drive what the camera is capturing simultaneously 24-hours a day. All that is required is to load the included software program and to connect the receiver directly into the USB port of the computer located on the premises. This technology is also great for mothers who work and want to monitor their child and babysitter during the day while at the office, or for parents of teenagers who are left at home unsupervised, or perhaps for a husband or wife who may suspect the other of cheating and infidelity, or for family members who are responsible for the care and well-being of elderly parents or relatives who are residing in nursing homes and long-term care facilities. The uses and applications for remote live viewing spy cameras are virtually unlimited. Next on the Horizon? It seems that every time we think technology can't improve over what we have today, we are continually surprised in the next technological advance. This is especially true when it comes to wireless hidden spy cameras. We are always excited and eager when the next new spy device or camera is introduced to the market. When that happens, you can be sure The Covert Eye will be there to offer the latest and newest covert surveillance product to our customers.  

  The city of London has one of the highest numbers of video surveillance cameras in use in the world today. With over 10,000 cameras, by some estimates, mounted throughout the metropolitan area, perhaps the largest concentration of surveillance monitoring can be found along Oxford Street, in one of the city's busiest shopping districts. It has been estimated that in just a single day, approximately 500,000 shoppers can be found along its rows of retail stores looking for bargains. It's not only big stores or corporate offices that need video surveillance, but small retailers, too. It's an unfortunately fact of life that businesses of all sizes are affected by theft. According to National Retail Security Survey figures, released last June, merchandise loss cost retailers in the U.S. $33.5 billion. The majority of that (43%) was due to employee theft, which cost business owners $14.4 billion. And 35 percent ($11.7 billion) was due to shoplifting. Non-retailers can also benefit from video surveillance. Any business concern that operates warehouses, storage lockers, offices, and even parking lots can protect their interest from continuous monitoring to safe-guard against theft and vandalism. Video surveillance can also help to reduce the risk of liability from workplace accidents. What should small business owners look for in a video surveillance system? Here are three questions to help you determine the best solution for your company:      1.     How many locations do you have?  IP enabled network video surveillance systems enable you to view live video from a multitude of sites across different geographical locations. You can view live camera feeds on your PC or mobile phone, or be alerted on those devices to unusual activities based on the programming you set on the camera's software.   2.    Do you need to monitor your business during off-hours, or when you can't be there in person? You don't have to be tied to your computers in order to view your security cameras. Choose a video surveillance system that allows you to view camera feeds from any device that has an Internet browser. You could keep an eye on your assets from your dining table in a restaurant via your smartphone, or from your laptop when on the road.   3.    Do you have other security technologies, such as door sensors, motion sensors, and alarms? Your video surveillance system should be able to link to a variety of technologies, including other security controls, to give you a comprehensive view of your protected assets. The system should also be able to alert you via e-mail or phone messages to any unusual activities it detects. Other capabilities that you should consider in a video surveillance system include video monitoring software that comes as part of the package. For example, both our IP-Camera-Pro and IP-Camera Cloud network cameras comes with monitoring system software that includes support for up to 4 cameras, remote view and playback, and set-up for email notification anytime motion is detected by the camera's sensors. Also, choose cameras with pan, tilt, and zoom capabilities so you can view images from any angle. This is a cost-effective alternative to deploying multiple fixed cameras. Has a video surveillance system helped your business? Tell us how!    

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  Xtreme Life Wifi Cable Box Surveillance Camera   Can we say discreet surveillance! This hidden camera looks like any ordinary cable box attached to a building but what's really inside is all the power of a full blown covert hidden camera using our 3 Gen SleuthGear Wi-Fi technology. You can see who is coming or going from wherever you are on your smart phone or tablet.   Features: Can wakeup device using your mobile phone within 1 second 2.4G Wi-Fi connection story Wi-Fi Connectivity Remote viewing and alerts from App Memory Card Recording Responsive motion detection Alarm information pushed to the mobile app immediately when someone is within range Day and night mode can be switched automatically Memory card storage up to 64GB Cloud Storage for a fee (first 7 days free) Built-in recharegable battery Waterproof IP67 for SGBC, SGDB and SGFL only Free App for Android and iOS devices Easy and quick QR code set up Our New full line of SG Home security cameras give you choices: All cameras work on the same application so you can mix and match any model. Install a doorbell camera, floodlight camera and hidden cameras all on one app and one system   Specifications:   Camera   1/2.7" Lens 1080p CMOS Sensor 3.7mm lens Aperture F2.5 SNR ≥ 39dB 940mn Invisible IR LED on selected models 112° Field of View Automatic While Balance Automatic Gain Control Automatic Backlight Compensation Video   Resolution: 1920 @ 1080P Compression: H.265 Storage on SD Card Up to 128Gb Motion Detection or Manual Recording Network   WiFi: 802.11b/g/n QR Code WiFi Configuration Includes   Power Requirement: Standby 120 uA, Working 170MA Power: DC Input 5V 1A Operating Temp: 14° - 122° PIR Alarm Push Notification Ultra Low Power Consumption         Standard shipping is FREE for all retail orders totaling $100.00 or more! (48 Continental US orders only) Flat rate of $8.50 shipping applies to orders under $100.00