Description
Whether you want to find out who is scratching your car; whether, as a department store detective, you want to keep an eye on key areas on the spot; whether you want to record who enters or leaves a premises; or whether you want to know who is desperately trying to photograph your company signs; there are already many situations in which professional detectives use this device. Possible uses that we hadn’t even considered in some cases.
The camcorder features a high-quality camera sensor delivering 5 megapixels. This falls within the range between 2K and 4K. It includes a motion sensor that you can adjust to three sensitivity levels and three distances. Invisible infrared lights with a range of around 10 metres are, of course, also built into this device. However, you’ll only need the infrared mode in complete darkness, as in normal mode a little ambient light – such as from a street lamp – is sufficient. With a 135-degree field of view, you won’t miss a thing, and you can also make use of the optical (!!!) 6x zoom (35 degrees). The zoom’s image sharpness is impressive. You can also set the zoom frame so that the last selected focal length appears every time you open the app. There is a microSD slot (up to 256GB) on the back of the camera. Live videos are streamed to your smartphone via a Wi-Fi network, and you can also review and download past recordings using the free app for iOS/Android. If that’s not enough for you, you can subscribe to a (paid) cloud service to which the videos are uploaded. In motion detection mode, you’ll naturally also receive a motion alert on your mobile. The H.264 compression format not only ensures the highest recording quality but also provides enough space on a 128GB card for 28 days of continuous recording. In motion mode, the manufacturer promises a runtime of just under 60 days based on 10 triggers per day. This seems realistic to us, although so far we have only tested the continuous recording mode with Wi-Fi transmission, which lasts over 12 hours on a single battery charge. Of course, you can also power the device using the car’s power supply, a power bank or mains power. When used autonomously, the app displays the camera’s current battery level, so you know when to retrieve the camera or swap it for another one.
You simply can’t go wrong when using the camera. There’s just a power switch, a record/transmit switch and a reset button. All other settings are configured in the app, which is self-explanatory but also features a wizard to guide you through the various functions and settings. A tripod with a magnetic base is included, so you can position the camera exactly as you wish.
Product features:
Netzwerk WiFi: 2,4GHz
Sensor: GC2083, 1/3-inch CMOS
Compression format: H.264
App: O-Kam Pro
Video format: MJPEG
Streaming: 5 megapixels
Internal recording: 1296p HD
Lens: 2.8 mm – 12 mm, f/2.0, low-light
Zoom: 6x optical
Viewing angle: 135 degrees to 35 degrees
Night vision: 6 infrared 940 nm LEDs (invisible), 10-metre range
Audio: 2-way via built-in microphone and speaker
Audio compression: G.726/AAC, bit rate 8 kbps, 16-bit
PIR: 7-metre range, alarm recording & push notifications
Storage: tf-cards up to 256GB; historical videos can be downloaded from the memory card via the app
Cloud storage: available for a fee via the app
Battery: 4,000 mAh
Connection: USB-C
Charging current: DC 5V 2A
Ambient temperature: -10 to +55 degrees Celsius
Dimensions: 5.7 x 4.8 x 4.5 cm
Weight: 116 grams
Contents:
Camera
USB-C cable
User manual
tripod
























