Today we will have a look at an interesting SecureShot product titled the covert Radio Clock Hidden Camera (Dual) which is a small and fully functional weather and AM/FM radio clock and a dual hidden camera with optimized performance in low light conditions. The device feels natural and at home in many different locations around the house or office and won't raise suspicion. Some of the logical uses would be as a desk clock, shelf clock, clock radio, office clock, weather alert radio, or even a travel radio. The device gives you a lot of room to improvise and set up your own systems and style of use. It has two cameras inside for different recording recording conditions. The first one does a great job when there is enough light, however, in low light condition the exclusive "phantom ray" is activated. It features invisible micro IR illumination technology and allow for great recording in total darkness. The end result is that you have brilliant color HD video during the day and great quality b&w in total darkness.
This covert device is only 6 inches wide, 2.4 inches high and 4.2 inches deep and is so small nobody will ever suspect it to be a hidden camera. The SD Card is hidden in a compartment which can only be opened with a magnetic key card which means nobody can stumble up on it by accident and blow your cover! This magnetic "trap door" is a unique feature of the SecureShot brand and you won't find it on many other cameras. The included SD Card comes with 2 GB of storage space. As for playback there are two options:
- You can browse and watch the recorded images/video back directly from the unit by simply connecting the included RCA cable to your TV/Monitor and touching the play button on IR remote control.
- SD card can also be removed from unit and played on your PC via included SD card reader. No additional PC software needed!
Included with the purchase:
- SecureShot DVR/Camera
- SD card (2Gb)
- USB SD card reader with extension cable
- RCA video connector (cable for use with your TV/Monitor)
- IR remote control
- Instruction manual
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