This Tissue Box Camera and DVR is actually a excellent device for private investigators and private detectives in covert investigations. The camera is disguised within the tissue box, containing tissues, has a wide angle lens and is able to record audio and video. It has a SD card slot and most usefully a remote control. A clever function of the device is that the camera truly records via the casing, not by way of a hole, which is like a dark tinted window. As this can only be seen on very close scrutiny, private investigators and private detectives can use the device with out the camera getting detected.
Three diverse recording modes may be set; these getting continuous recording, motion detected recording or recording via the remote control. These capabilities would enable a private investigator or private detective to select essentially the most appropriate approach to record, based on the case below investigation. The device can be connected to a Television, with a supplied lead, or the SD card could be utilised using a PC or laptop to ensure that the footage could be viewed. All recordings are dated and time stamped to ensure that a private investigator or private detective can collate accurate evidence.
The built in 12volt rechargeable lengthy life battery allows 2 to 3 days of recording, from a single charge, which means that there are no wires which may allow the device to be detected, so private investigators and private detectives can be positive their investigation will stay covert.
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