Keep an Eye on Your Nanny Or Babysitter With Self-Contained DVR Hidden Cameras
One of the earliest and still the most prevalent applications for home security cameras is the installation of covert hidden cameras to watch the nanny or babysitter.
This is where the term nanny-cam comes from in the first place.
With newer technology, these cameras can be easily installed into your house without any wiring and no separate recording device required.
This next generation of hidden cams are built-in to everyday items like an alarm clock, teddy bear or even a wall clock, and have an SD-card DVR built in.
These mini SD Cards can hold video and audio from the camera for days straight, allowing you to easily playback video and audio from the interaction between your babysitter or nanny and your children easily.
The DVR built-in to these new design of covert cameras provides the ability to record from the camera when motion is detected.
This allows you to conserve the recording space, so that when nothing is happening, the camera does not record.
As soon as motion is detected in front of the DVR, the camera will begin recording and will record either video alone or video and audio together depending on the style of camera.
The large capacity removable SD cards allow you to quickly remove the recording media and plug it into any PC with an SD card reader, and play back the video.
Some cameras like our ALC-DVR32 alarm clock DVR camera even have an audio/video cable which will allow you to plug the alarm clock into a TV to view and playback the video and audio right on your television.
These covert DVR cameras like the alarm clock DVR camera provide great quality video, but also reduce the difficulty of installation, as these devices can be simply placed anywhere and appear exactly like normal everyday household items.
This prevents a homeowner from having to install wires through their walls or pay an electrician for an installation.
Simply un-box the DVR camera and plug it into the wall.
The alarm clock operates exactly like a standard alarm clock, while the camera stays hidden and records onto an SD card, allowing you to record audio and video covertly in your home.
This is where the term nanny-cam comes from in the first place.
With newer technology, these cameras can be easily installed into your house without any wiring and no separate recording device required.
This next generation of hidden cams are built-in to everyday items like an alarm clock, teddy bear or even a wall clock, and have an SD-card DVR built in.
These mini SD Cards can hold video and audio from the camera for days straight, allowing you to easily playback video and audio from the interaction between your babysitter or nanny and your children easily.
The DVR built-in to these new design of covert cameras provides the ability to record from the camera when motion is detected.
This allows you to conserve the recording space, so that when nothing is happening, the camera does not record.
As soon as motion is detected in front of the DVR, the camera will begin recording and will record either video alone or video and audio together depending on the style of camera.
The large capacity removable SD cards allow you to quickly remove the recording media and plug it into any PC with an SD card reader, and play back the video.
Some cameras like our ALC-DVR32 alarm clock DVR camera even have an audio/video cable which will allow you to plug the alarm clock into a TV to view and playback the video and audio right on your television.
These covert DVR cameras like the alarm clock DVR camera provide great quality video, but also reduce the difficulty of installation, as these devices can be simply placed anywhere and appear exactly like normal everyday household items.
This prevents a homeowner from having to install wires through their walls or pay an electrician for an installation.
Simply un-box the DVR camera and plug it into the wall.
The alarm clock operates exactly like a standard alarm clock, while the camera stays hidden and records onto an SD card, allowing you to record audio and video covertly in your home.
Source...