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Through the years, the technology involving surveillance and security had evolved so much. Try to look for analog CCTV cameras that were used 10 years ago and you’ll see the huge difference between them and the modern cameras. Try to look for old recording devices used for surveillance and you’ll get the same comparison.

Today, you’ve got the Digital Video Recording system and cameras. The cameras are more sophisticated – smaller in size but definitely bigger in functions. In most cases, if you are going to install surveillance systems for your homes, you’ll have cameras which will be wired to the DVR system. Lately though, many are opting for wireless cameras to go with their DVR systems. In fact, wireless cameras are becoming quite popular among home security systems. Why is this so? Well, for the fact that most homes don’t have easily accessible walls, doors, windows, basements or attics for installing wires.

Mostly homeowners would opt to include surveillance system installation upon building their homes. But, in the case of older homes and those which opted for surveillance system installation too late into the building of their homes, wireless cameras are the perfect option. Some experts, however, cautioned that wireless cameras have drawbacks. These include maintenance of batteries for each camera. The good thing is that most batteries for these products can last up to 3 years of regular use. And features like long range sensor outweighed the drawbacks.

Surely, wireless cameras have great benefits especially if you have a 5 or 10-year old house and you want to install surveillance system as the latest addition to your humble abode. And if this set-up can keep your home protected, I think it’s worth it to check on batteries once in a while.

If things have been spirited out of your house lately, it’s about time to try your spying skills with the latest gadgets. You can test your perseverance and ingenuity at the same time. Mind you, spies are not born. They are made and perfected with practice.

When Your Home is Under Siege

The home is supposed to be the most secure place in the world. That’s where your bed is. When things go wrong, you have to know what’s going on. In this age of electronic spying, you can do something about it. You can snoop on the snoop going through your things and sue the culprit for trespassing. After all, you’ve got evidence from your reliable home surveillance cameras.

Home surveillance cameras need not be of the generic mold. You can get those creative cameras in clocks, ball pens, and dolls. You can also get those dime-sized spies and hide it all over the house, or even next to the fridge to find out if the snoop snacks on your goodies, too.

Spying may sound easy, but those spied on are getting smarter too. They can go online and check out what the enemies are getting. It becomes a stalemate if you insist on using those telltale wires for your home surveillance cameras. Perhaps you can deter them from getting too bold by mounting those outrageous fake cameras on the most obvious places. They may back off, but they can find out too, so read up on the latest home surveillance cameras to get ahead of them.

Reasons for Spying

When Pandora opened the forbidden box, she let loose a lot of evil into the world. If she had a spy gadget, then she would have known what she was in for. Fortunately, you have all the spy gizmos and home surveillance cameras to choose from.

People spy for a host of reasons. Some of them are conventional, while some are just downright weird. People spy because they are inquisitive like Pandora of Greek mythology. As they say curiosity killed the cat, but not on this case.

Indeed, spying is not only a boy thing. It is also a girl thing, so both sexes have all the reasons to spy on each other. Men spy on their girlfriends and vice-versa. Teachers monitor their students as a form of academic spying, and students spy to get a good thing going. Business owners spy on their workers because they fear theft and laziness. In extreme cases, people spy for the sheer thrill of it. Voyeurs use home surveillance cameras to spy on unsuspecting females in the neighborhood and real spies want to get military secrets. The list is so long, it could fill a book.

How to beat Sherlock Holmes

Beat the spy masters. You don’t have to wear a black suit or shades and blend into shadows. Simply acquaint yourself with the tools of the trade and browse online for the latest home surveillance cameras. You’ll eventually catch that creep. Now you can give James Bond a run for his money.

This mini wireless home surveillance combo with 4 nightvision cameras and receiver (USA) is perfect for keeping an eye on your home or small business, day and night!

Looking for an inconspicuous and economical way to watch over your room or small business? Look no further! This mini wireless home surveillance combo with 4 nightvision cameras and receiver (USA) is simple, affordable, and tiny! Plus, the cameras have night vision! Hide these 4 small cameras in a room and watch the action from a distance. Put a camera in each corner of a store to catch thieves red handed. Put them in a hallway to keep track of who comes and goes. With 4 small, easy-to-install cameras, a wireless receiver that can be placed 20 meters away, the ability to link to a TV monitor, and automatic night vision, the uses of this mini wireless home surveillance combo with 4 nightvision cameras and receiver (USA) are limited only by your imagination.

The 4 mini cameras requires only a power source and can be screwed or clipped on walls, floors, or ceilings. The wireless receiver can be positioned at a distance of up to 20 meters from the cameras and can connect to a TV through AV Out so you can monitor your cameras on a large screen. This mini wireless home surveillance combo with 4 nightvision cameras and receiver uses the NTSC color system used in the USA and other areas.

Create a miniature surveillance system without endangering your wallet. A great factory direct price makes the CVD-42A208X-NTSC perfect for resale in your retail shop or online store. Get yours today from the leader in high-quality, low-price electronics, Chinavasion.

At a Glance…
Mini wireless surveillance combo with 4 cameras and receiver Wireless Receiver can pick up signal 20 meters away Use AV out to watch the action on a large screen TV or monitor Cameras have nightvision functionality

This product uses the NTSC color system which is popular in North America. If you need a PAL model then please order model CVD-42A208X4-PAL.

Manufacturer Specifications

Receiver Specifications Receiving Frequency: ISM 2400~2483Mhz Intermediate Frequency: 480Mhz Frequency Stabilization: +/-100Khz Demodulation Mode: FM Antenna: 50ohm SMA Video Output: 1Vp-p@75, S/N>38dB Audio Output: 1Vp-P@600 Power Adapter: DC 12V/500mA Dimensions: 120 x 99 x 30 mm (L x W x D) Manual or Remote Controlled Four Channels Available Channel Scan and Channel Skip for multiple Cameras
Camera Specifications Image Device: 1/3 Inch OmniVision CMOS TV system: NTSC 628(H)x568(V) Horizontal Definition: 380TV Line Angular Field of View: 45deg(f=6mm) Minimum Illumination: 3.0Lux(F1.2) Synchronization System: Internal Scanning Freq(H): 15.734KHz NTSC Scanning Freq(V): 60Hz NTSC Backlight Compensation: Auto Electronic Shutter: 1/50(1/60)~1/100,000sec White Balance: Auto S/N Ratio: >48dB Gamma Correction: >0.45 Operation Temperature: -10~50 deg C Transmission Frequency: ISM 2,400~2483MHz Locked Frequencies Power Adapter: DC8V/500mA Dimensions: 40 x 35 x 35 mm (L x W x D) Recommended Range for Objects: 1-8M. Max effective range 10M. Transmission Range: 20 meters without interference

Package Contents for Model CVD-42A208X4-NTSC

4 Cameras 1 Receiver 5 Power Supplies (100-240V) AV Cable Remote Control for Receiver Instruction Manual – English

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

Can I transmit the images from the cameras onto the internet, so I can watch the live feed from anywhere in the world? Yes, you can, but you will need to also purchase either an AV to USB converter or an AV to VGA Out converter. To get your cameras online, simply setup the cameras, use one of the converters mentioned above to connect the wireless receiver to an internet capable computer, and install web camera broadcasting software such as Webcam XP or Xray Vision. This kind of software allows the computer connected to the receiver to host the feed from the cameras on the internet. Then from your home (or anywhere else in the world), you can go online, type in the IP address of the computer that is connected to the receiver, and access the live feed from the cameras. This process is slightly easier with our IP Surveillance Camera with Angle Control and USB Webcam Server (TX-IP001), which does not require a converter and comes with the necessary software.

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There are a lot of ways different to make use of surveillance cameras; it can be used with closed circuit television technology, digital technology or computers. Basically, surveillance cameras are video cameras connected to monitors for protection and safety.
The technology known as video surveillance cameras was started by Siemens AG. They first installed this at Test Stand VII in Germany back in 1942 so that they can observe launches of V-2 rockets from a safe distance. German engineer Walter Burch is credited for the invention, design and installation of this system which records rocket launches to observe for any malfunctions or other causes of problems. Today, this technology is still used on launch pads around the world and for other purposes.
Video surveillance cameras are installed in public areas such as parks and roads, inside office buildings, casinos, banks and government installations. It can be for crime watch purposes, traffic monitoring, transportation safety or industrial process observation. Whatever the purpose may be, the goal is to protect people from harm.
Due to advancements in technology the design of Walter Burch has been upgraded to be used with a personal computer so that the operator can perform more complex tasks with surveillance cameras. The cameras themselves have been upgraded for better image quality and zooming properties. These surveillance cameras can now also be used with high definition monitors for crisper, clearer images. Today, these surveillance cameras can be installed anywhere, everywhere and by anyone. Even the average family man can purchase surveillance cameras for his home to protect lives and property.
Home surveillance cameras are some of the most popular products in the market today. This is because people want to feel safer in their homes and workplace especially after terrorist attacks in the United States which made a lot of Americans feel unsafe even in their own homes. Using surveillance cameras will allow people living there to see people around the perimeter of the house and who is trying to get in. Surveillance cameras especially wireless cameras can easily be set anywhere and everywhere the house so that every nook and cranny is visible from the monitor or computer. These are great investments as it can prevent loss or damage of property and more importantly prevent any loss of life.
There are a lot of home surveillance cameras a consumer can choose from. As stated before, one of the most common home surveillance cameras used today are the wireless cameras which can easily be installed anywhere in the house without having to deal with complicated wiring systems. Then there are covert or hidden video surveillance cameras which can be placed inside different household objects such as alarm clocks, wall clocks, stuffed toys, porcelain displays and even plant pots. For those who are unwilling to invest yet on these, they can opt to purchase fake surveillance cameras which are a lot cheaper and it tricks people that there is someone watching. This however does not really work and if anything is to happen there will be no video record of it.

Product Description
This CCTV Surveillance System comes with 4 dome security cameras and is a great choice for indoor home and business applications. This complete surveillance system is equipped with all cables and connectors for installation. The DVR included with this system has many advanced features including motion detection and remote internet viewing using DVR viewer software. This DVR uses H.264 MPEG hardware compression allowing you to get up to 14 days of recording on the 250 GB hard drive that comes standard. The cameras are our Sony CCD Color Dome Cameras which provide a clear picture during the day as well as a .2 LUX for low light viewing.

CCTV Surveillance System with 4 Color Dome Cameras

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Are you selling spy surveillance cameras and other surveillance equipment online? Would You like to build up the number of repeat custom?

You aren’t alone. The e-commerce community has a large number of specialist spy surveillance camera and surveillance equipment specialists trying to tap into the same market.

This isn’t to say that the there is no money to be made in selling spy surveillance cameras and other spy equipment. Frost and Sullivan, a European research firm, released a report last month stating that, in 2005 the European market for wireless spy cameras and other equipment was worth US$1.42 billion and that was predicted to rise to US$1.94 billion in 2012.

So how can you make the most of that market and build a customer base that will come to you first when they need to replace, or add wireless spy cameras, outdoor surveillance cameras, hidden spy cameras or some other kind of surveillance camera to their security system?

Dealing with customers honestly and openly is a good first step but what else can you do? One sure way to build a loyal customer base that will stick by you through thick and thin and go to you first when they need a surveillance camera, is to convince customers is that you are a surveillance camera expert and you care about them and their surveillance camera setup and you aren’t just another salesperson trying to make a quick profit.

But how can you do this short of writing “I am an surveillance camera expert and I care about your business” all over your website?

This can be done several ways, including through article submission, but perhaps the most direct way is to provide customers with useful common-sense descriptions and give people a decent amount of free information about selecting and installing systems.

Provide customers with a decent, common sense description.

The easy thing to do when putting a new product on your site is to just take the description off the sourcing company’s material and put it onto your own site.

But by doing this you are missing a golden marketing opportunity to differentiate yourself from other companies selling the same hidden spy camera that you are.

Here are some things you might want to add:

*Disclaimers warning customers about potential problems they face

*Easy-to-understand descriptions of the cameras capabilities

Two disclaimers you might want to warn customers about are the legal implication of cameras that record sound and which color format camera they purchase, PAL or NTSC.

There has been an increased level of interest in hidden spy cameras and wireless spy cameras due to shows like ‘big brother’ and the increased number of child care professionals taking on the role of caregiver while both parents work. Parents have been especially keen to get hidden spy cameras that record sounds, as well as images.

While there’s no law against them purchasing and installing these cameras they could run into trouble if they find out that something is going wrong and they try to use the voice recordings from hidden spy cameras as evidence. Legislators from most companies consider taking a sound recording of another person without their consent to be a breach of privacy and they probably won’t allow it to be used as evidence.

It might be worth putting a disclaimer on hidden spy cameras and wireless spy cameras that record sound warning customers to check with local laws before using sound recordings as evidence.

Another disclaimer you might want to put on all camera descriptions could be to warn customers to check whether their camera is compatible with the rest of their system before purchasing it as PAL cameras will occasionally not work with NTSC systems and vice-versa.

You have probably struck this problem before where your customer has unwittingly bought a PAL camera to plug into their NTSC monitor or vice-versa and think when they get nothing but a black screen that you sold them a faulty product when this is not in fact the case.

If you always tell your customer what format the surveillance camera comes in and advise them to check that it is compatible with their existing surveillance equipment you should see an immediate improvement in customer satisfaction.

The surveillance camera and outdoor surveillance camera market is a complex world with a detailed lexicon of words used to describe the capabilities of the hidden spy cameras and wireless spy cameras that make it up.

That doesn’t mean that customers will always know that it is that they are looking at though and they will probably have a higher esteem of you if you explain the capabilities of the surveillance camera or set in a way that they can understand, as well as listing the specifications.

So instead of just putting “0.001 lux – 400 lux” into the product specifications add “will capture images in any light conditions” to the product description as well.

Help your customer choose the system and surveillance equipment that is right for them.

It is fairly common knowledge in internet marketing that free information equals more sales. Buying wireless spy cameras and hidden spy cameras is a big capital outlay and customers will appreciate any information you can give them about spy surveillance cameras.

The best piece of advice you could help them with are factors they should consider when choosing between a wired surveillance system and a wireless one.

People looking for a home, or outdoor surveillance system should probably look more at a wireless surveillance system as there are less installation issues with wireless spy cameras. However, if your customer is looking for a system with a clear picture for a business they will probably be better going with a wired system.

Suggesting to your customers that they purchase a DVR recording system will also be beneficial for your business and for your customers’ surveillance systems in the long run.

VCR recording systems cost a lot less to install than DVR systems but they will require more maintenance and aren’t as flexible or capacious as a DVR system.

However, if your customer has their heart set on getting a VCR recording system suggest that they set the surveillance camera on a lower frames-per-second (FPS) rating to save capacity.

There you are. You will be able to improve your credibility and seller reputation with just a few simple changes to your site which will take no more than an hour to complete. So what are you waiting for? Improve your site today.

• This bundle includes a SVAT CLEARVU4 web ready 16 channel deluxe DVR security system with 16 indoor/outdoor hi-res night vision surveillance cameras and bonus 16 pack of CVW62 60′ extension wires
• View live or recorded footage from any computer with Internet Explorer, anywhere in the world; Records up to 750 days on the removable 320GB Seagate hard drive
• 16 hi-res outdoor CCD cameras; Each camera comes equipped with 12 infrared LEDs that allow you to see up to 15ft in the dark; CF card backup (CF card not included)
• Motion activated recording; Connect a microphone to this DVR to record and play back audio (microphone not included)
• 24 hour scheduled recording; External monitor support (two outputs); Auto-resume/start recording; Password protection.

Product Description
The CLEARVU4 DVR is the perfect security solution for large properties. Have peace of mind and protect your assets in your home or business with this deluxe 16-camera DVR system. The 16 hi-res cameras included in this system allow you to monitor and record from multiple locations on your property. The weatherproof cameras are ideal for both indoor and outdoor use. The CLEARVU4 DVR has a removable 320GB hard drive that has been designed specifically for DVRs, providing reliable recording and faster playback of your recorded footage. The hard drive will record up to 750 days of continuous video. It will start recording once the DVR is plugged in and will restart automatically after any power failure.

A great benefit of this system is the ability to view your home or business while away from the property, from anywhere in the world! The DVR allows you to view all your cameras live over the internet. Simply plug the DVR into your broadband connection to view live or recorded footage, and transfer video to your computer. You also have the option of transferring footage to a Compact Flash (CF) memory card for an easy portable solution.

This DVR offers recording modes that you can easily customize to suit your security needs. Motion activated recording will only record when movement is detected on one of your cameras. Scheduled recording allows you to set up a 24 hour schedule that tells the DVR what hours of the day to record. These features will save on DVR storage space and save you time when searching for important footage. Finding your footage is easy – simply enter the date and time range and the DVR will display all the video clips recorded in that time period. This bundle includes an additional 16 pack of CVW62 60′ extension wires.

SVAT CLEARVU4 Web Ready 16 Channel Deluxe DVR Security System with 16 Indoor/Outdoor Hi-Res Night Vision Surveillance Cameras & Bonus 16 Pack of CVW62 60 Foot Camera Extension Wires

Keeping surveillance on the home is one of the ways you can ensure your security. It is no luxury to have cameras fixed in your home to help check whatever is going on around you.

MAKE YOUR PHONE YOUR HOME SURVEILLANCE CAMERA NOW

Home security surveillance involves installations of cameras in specific points in your home that you know a stranger will not be able to escape without passing through. Such points include your gate, your doorway and specific points in your living house like the sitting room, the bedrooms and the passage ways. Usually, you will require a monitor for all these cameras and it is usually on a computer somewhere in your house.  The monitor can also be a TV. Either you want all the cameras logged on one monitor or different cameras on different monitors, such is possible. It is however only good when you are in the home. This means that when you are not at home, you cannot tell what is happening until you get back in the house.

MAKE YOUR PHONE YOUR HOME SURVEILLANCE CAMERA NOW

Recently, owing to developments in the field of home security surveillance, it is now very possible to make the monitor to the cameras in your home a mobile phone. Yes, I mean instead of using  a TV or a computer to be a monitor, you can use your mobile phone to monitor all the security cameras installed in your house.  This way, wherever you are, you can be well informed about what is happening at home. This is especially good for watching what your live-in caregiver is doing to your kids at home and even what your kids are doing when you are not around. You can keep an eye on who comes around your home when you are not around. Nothing skips your eyes.

MAKE YOUR PHONE YOUR HOME SURVEILLANCE CAMERA NOW

Home security surveillance system on the phone is what I call easy home surveillance and it can be used by anyone who has got a mobile phone. It costs just  a few bucks, and much more less than what you will spend if you were to be installing computer or TV monitors for the security cameras in your home.

So don’t go without being secured no more, take responsibility for your home security.

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