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Wildlife Camera - Description
- SD (Standard Definition) Wired Wildlife Camera & Receiver Set
- With Sound & Night Vision
- High-Quality Sensor For Crisp, Clear Images at 700TVL
- Mains Powered Wildlife Camera (20m Cable Included)
- Wired Camera (20m Cable Included)
- Night Vision: Yes
- TV Input: AV
- Picture Quality: Standard Definition
- Set Includes
- 1x Wildlife Camera
- 1x EU Mains Power Supply
- 1x 3 Way Cable
- Specifications
- 700TVL Video Quality
- Quick & Easy to Setup - Just Plug & Play
- 20m Range
- Camera Comes on Ball & Socket Joint to Position as Required
- Camera Dimensions (HxWxD): 30 x 25 x 20mm
- Setup Instructions Included
Wildlife Camera - Uses
- Compact, micro camera fits into nest box or bird house
- Comes with night vision watching wildlife during day & night
- Can be used to watch pets from the home
- Can be used as a security camera
Wildlife Camera - Advantages
- Has standard video & audio connections (AV cable)
- Wired camera connection gives a reliable & crisp picture
- Camera has a wide-angle Lens (2.8mm lens, ideal for small spaces)
- Camera comes with night vision that won't disturb birds or other wildlife
- Camera has adjustable focus settings
- Connects to TV using the AV connection provided
- You can connect to a PC using a USB video capture device
- Watch birds & other wildlife in their natural habitat & surroundings
- Keep track of wildlife in your garden
- It used a hard-wired connection so does not suffer interference like wireless cameras can
Wildlife Camera - Disadvantages
- Camera is not run on a battery - it requires mains connection
- It is a standard definition wildlife camera
- Tuning requires a slow process of carefully & slowly turning the tuner on the receiver
Wildlife Camera - How to Setup
- Fit the wildlife camera inside a nest box (Nest box not included) or other location
- Run the camera's power cable to a mains socket
- Run the camera cable to your TV
- Turn to the AV input channel on your TV
- Slowly turn tuning dial until you see a signal on your TV screen
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