VideoSecu Motion Sensor Stylr Sentry Eye PIR IR Night Vision Camera and DVR All in One Digital Video Recorder built in rechargable battery surveillance warning sticker 1N1
June 29, 2010 by Admin
Filed under Surveillance Video Cameras
Product Description
This device offers IR Covert Camera and DVR all-in-one solution. Multiple components or tricky wiring are no longer required. With this new generation Sentry Eye video camera and digital video recorder which is equiped w… More >>
$165.00
VideoSecu Motion Sensor Stylr Sentry Eye PIR IR Night Vision Camera and DVR All in One Digital Video Recorder built in rechargable battery surveillance warning sticker 1N1
This item was surprisingly compact with full of features. Similar items in the market costing almost the same price lacks features like date and time stamping; recessed SD card slot; IR for night vision and PIR for passive detection. On top of this; this unit has a builtin rechargeable battery. There are so many features that I have yet to test but the video was very crisp; usually items like this have grainy video. Even has a remote control to alarm the unit.
Alas, the instruction was pretty poor for a complex item like this. Otherwise this is a 5 STAR product.
Rating: 4 / 5
I got this to catch a problem neighbor trespassing outdoors. I’m putting it up under my eaves. I like the quality of the video even in very low light. The onboard battery doesn’t really last long so you need AC available and if you plug it in and can’t get any video output reverse the red and yellow plugs on your tv—mine is switched someplace probably on the camera itself but it’s no big problem because it works. You have to have a TV with RCA/F jacks to enter the setup of this unit. This thing is not cheap but it’s about the cheapest unit of its type that you can find anyplace and some places charge a whole bunch more for this than amazon does. This unit does not support SDHC only SD so your card is limited to 2 gig which is actually quite a lot of video recording. You can plug this into your computer and windows sees it with the mass storage driver or you can pull the card out and plug it into any reader to play the videos; you can view files on a computer but you can’t enter the setup except with a TV set.
I would have preferred they make it a little more weather resistant but those seemed to cost more. This looks like a motion detector for a outdoor light, I’m going to hang it up under my eaves to watch my driveway area, it should be ok there and protected from the elements I just have to hope stupid doesn’t figure out what it is and take the card out of it because it’s pretty obvious what this is when you’re up close to it.
Rating: 3 / 5