This dummy PIR camera and recorder is a self-contained battery-powered camera that looks like an alarm PIR sensor. The product code PIRR is actually a high-quality HD, motion-activated hidden camera, it makes recordings straight onto an SD card whenever movement is detected to cut out all of those hours of unwanted video footage that just take up memory/battery power. Perfect for covert surveillance because nobody will ever know that they’re being watched! Say goodbye to all the complicated wiring with covert cameras of this type, with the new PIR camera with motion activation, you can install greater peace of mind for a fraction of the cost.

Whether it’s to keep an eye on the babysitter, cleaner, to catch cheating partners, or just for general surveillance the PIR camera will record all of the action straight to a micro SD card of up to 64 GB capacity. The camera comes ready to go complete with a battery, built-in charger, and SD card. This camera is designed for ease of use and can be operated by a single button press. On the SD card is a program that can interface with the camera and allow numerous settings to be changed if you so wish although the default settings that we send it out with are suitable for most people.

Specifications Video: 1280 x 720 HD, 30 FPS, optional 848 x 480 30 FPS; 640 x 480 30 FPS H264 compression Video Format:.AVI) optional Mov Angle of View – 70 degrees (approx Supports up to 64GB micro SD card. Power Consumption A fully charged battery can record for up to 30 hrs and if used in the motion activation mode it can remain on standby for up to 3 days depending on the activity in the area of the camera. This is using the long-life battery the standard battery is approximately 50% less. S

torage consumption ( SD card) 2GB per hour at 1280 X 720 resolution H/D 1GB per hour at 640 x 480 resolution Please note if you use your own 64 GB micro SD card it needs to be reformatted to FAT32 The battery life quoted is genuine unlike many of those who claim many days of battery life, this is totally unrealistic as you would find if you tested one. These are an approximate guide only as many factors can affect both the battery life and the storage consumption such as image content, light levels, and temperature.