DVR Camera - Smarter Security Systems Ltd. - Facility Management Product Release

Smarter Security Systems Ltd.
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The Smarter DVR 100 is a portable battery-operated DVR/camera that starts recording when motion is detected.

The camera records in color during the day and switches automatically to infrared mode at night. When the unit detects motion within a 15 to 30 foot range, the DVR starts to record, and up to an hour of video is saved on a Flash or memory card in MPEG format. The DVR is housed in a weatherproof case and is powered by either a rechargeable battery that lasts up to three weeks or a solar panel.

Other optional accessories to the SmarterDVR include a lock pole mount, remote wireless sensor, extra compact flash, or a personal media player. SmarterDVR 100 can connect to a TV, a PC with a memory card reader, or a personal media player for playback of the video.

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posted: 8/20/2007