Night Vision Smart Desk Clock Camera DVR-1080PDC
PIR standby of 15 to 20 days from two 2000mAh cells, so a card does not fill with an empty room
Self Contained Recorders That Need No Network At All. Fourteen standalone units that record to a micro SD card with no WiFi, no app and no account. Insert a card, press record, retrieve the footage later.
PIR standby of 15 to 20 days from two 2000mAh cells, so a card does not fill with an empty room
1080P video at 30fps and 5MP stills from a body the size of a memory stick
Mains powered from the socket, so there is no battery to manage
Food grade PET, so the bottle can hold a drink and still look normal on a table
Seven hours of continuous recording, not just PIR triggered clips
64GB card support, double the DVR-1080WWB bottle
Automatic infrared switching at 10 lux on and 70 lux off, with no manual setting
4200mAh of internal capacity powering the recorder itself
Eight hours of continuous recording with no mains connection at all
Three connector modules, so one product covers most handsets in a market
15 degree upward pinhole, correct for a socket level position looking into a room
Three hours of recording, twice the runtime of the compact bottle models
Slim profile that fits a vehicle cup holder or a bag side pocket
One year of PIR standby, the longest in the DVR family
Not every site has usable WiFi, and not every buyer wants footage passing through a phone app or a cloud account. Rented premises, construction offices and vehicles often have neither a network nor anyone willing to put a camera on it.
The single decision that shapes every other one. Live view from anywhere, or a recorder that works with no network at all.
Why one camera lasts 15 days and another lasts eight hours on a similar battery, and how to choose between them.
From nine minutes to fifty hours across one catalogue. Where the difference comes from and how to read a runtime figure before you quote it to a customer.
WOWLIVE products are supplied for lawful security and property protection. Laws on recording people, and on recording audio in particular, differ between countries and between rooms in the same building. Recording in places where people reasonably expect privacy, such as bathrooms, changing rooms and bedrooms that are not your own, is a criminal offence in most jurisdictions. Buyers and resellers are responsible for checking the rules that apply where the goods are used and sold, including any import, notification and signage requirements. We will not supply orders intended for unlawful surveillance.
Generally no. The DVR-2KPNC has 16GB built in and the DVR-1080GTC has a 16GB DVR on board. Every other model takes a micro SD card that is not supplied with the product.
Models with loop recording, such as the DVR-1080PDC and the DVR-1080TIC, overwrite the oldest file and keep going. The overwrite function on the DVR-1080TIC is selectable.
Take the micro SD card out and read it on a computer, or connect the unit over USB where the model supports it. Files play in VLC, Windows Media Player or KM Player.
On several models yes. The DVR-1080TIC supports recording while charging, and mains powered housings such as the DVR-1080AC charger run continuously from the wall socket.
Send us the models and volumes you need from the 14 in this family and we will price them together.