This mini clock camera is the original design of our mini clock series.
This model is easy to use and beginner friendly.
You have a pet-sitter coming over during the day to feed your dog or cat while you are at work.
You have the feeling the pet-sitter is going into your room even when you keep the door closed.
The Mini Clock Camera is the covert device for you!
It can sit on your bedside table and never raise suspicion.
You can record 8 hours of 1280*960 resolution video using either the continuous video recording mode or the motion detection mode which is specially designed to preserve battery life.
Motion detection is ideal for when the pet-sitter opens the bedroom door.
The camera is even capable of a 72º viewing range so it can follow the movements of anyone who walks through the room.
When it comes to storing all this vital footage the mini clock camera supports MicroSD card storage ranging from 2GB to 32GB.
Not only is this a covert camera but it is also a functional clock that can even be set for an alarm.
So next time the pet-sitter comes around when you aren't home keep an eye on their activity.
Features:
Remote control operation
Motion detection
Optional alarm with voice notifications
Light-up screen
Technical Specs:
Video Resolution: 1280 x 960 (standard model); 640 x 480 (economy model)
Video Format: AVI
Photo Resolution: 1600 x 1200 (standard model)
Photo Format: JPG
Viewing Angle: 72°
Storage:
Micro SD cards up to 32GB (standard model); up to 16GB (economy model)
Storage Consumption:
~1GB consumed every 30 minutes
Battery Life:
8 hours (standard model); 3 hours (economy model)
Battery Type:
Lithium Ion Battery
Battery Voltage: 3.7V
Battery Capacity:
1800 mah (econ), 2400 mah (standard)
Battery Type: Rechargeable
Battery Location: Inside Product
Includes:
1 x Mini Clock Camera
1 x Remote Control
1 x Software Disc
1 x Charging Cable
1 x USB Cable
1 x Instruction Booklet
Compatible With:
Windows XP and up
Mac
Please Note:
For best performance we recommend Class 6 or better MicroSD Cards
Click Below to see the camera in action:
