Night Vision Desk Clock Camera DVR-1080DKC
Seven hours of continuous recording, not just PIR triggered clips











A working desk clock with a Sony 3.0MP sensor behind the face, recording 1080P at 30fps to a micro SD card of up to 64GB. It sits idle on 6 to 10mA until the PIR sensor sees movement, which is how a pair of 2000mAh cells stretch to 15 to 20 days of standby.
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Taken from the factory specification sheet. Anything the sheet does not state is left out rather than estimated, and the FAQ below says which figures are still being confirmed.
| Video&Image | FHD (1920 x 1080) / VGA(640X480),30fps |
|---|---|
| Format | AVI |
| Photo resolution | 1920*1080, JPG format |
| Image Sensor | CMOS sensor, 3.0 MP |
| View Angle | 65 deg pinhole |
| PIR Motion Detection | PIR Motion Detection |
| PIR Boots Up | Photo: 0.4-0.5s, Video: 1-1.2s |
| PIR View Angle | 100 deg |
| PIR Standby Time | 15-20days |
| PIR Range | 4-10M |
| Memory | Max 64GB |
| Cycle Recording | Yes |
| Day&Night | 36pcs, invisible |
| Night Vision Range | 6-8M |
| Power | Built-in Rechargeable Battery&5V/1A DC Power |
| Battery | 2x 2000mAh 3.7V lithium ion |
| Recording Time | Depends on PIR working time |
| Charging time | 4-6 hours |
| Power consumption | 230mA/3.7V (only video), 1400mA/3.7V (only IR), 6-10mA/3.7V (only clock) |
| Playback | VLC Player / Windows Media player/KM Player |
| Operation | Windows /7/8/10 MAC OS |
| Clock | Time/Date/Temperature |
| Alarm function | Support |
| Voice Control | Voice control the screen lighting or not |
The DVR-1080DKC runs a 14500mAh battery for around 7 hours of continuous recording. The DVR-1080PDC trades continuous runtime for PIR standby measured in weeks.
The WF-1080DTC streams live to a phone but needs a network and runs 3.5 hours. The DVR-1080PDC has no network dependency at all.
Seven hours of continuous recording, not just PIR triggered clips
160 degree field of view covers a room from a bedside or desk position
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
Why one camera lasts 15 days and another lasts eight hours on a similar battery, and how to choose between them.
Why the maximum card size varies from 32GB to 128GB across one catalogue, and what happens when the card fills up.
Three metres, five metres, eight metres. What those figures describe, why invisible LEDs matter, and how to place a camera so night vision actually helps.
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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.
15 to 20 days on PIR standby. Clock-only draw is 6 to 10mA at 3.7V, video draw is 230mA and the infrared array draws 1400mA, so real world life depends on how often the sensor fires.
No. The 36 LEDs are the invisible type. Range is 6 to 8 metres.
Micro SD up to 64GB. Cards are not supplied with the product.
4 to 6 hours from a 5V 1A supply. It can also run from that supply continuously.
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