Lorex Technology Lorex LWB4850 1080p HD Wire-Free Security Camera with 2-Cell Power Pack, 65ft Night Vision, Thermo-Sense Motion Detection, White

1080p HD Wire Security Camera with 3cell Power Pack LWB4850AC3BW See and hear it all by adding to your Lorex Wire Security Camera System. This wire camera eliminates all the headaches associated with setting up a sophisticated security system. This camera is completely cable and worry ! It connects wirelessly to a compatible recorder and has a builtin rechargeable (and removable) battery. The camera can record 1080p HD resolution, has a 65ft / 20m night vision capability, advanced motiondetection, and an IP66 weather resistant housing. This camera comes with a powerful 3Cell battery Power Pack and is compatible with Lorex ACSOL1B Solar Panel. Easy installation This security camera is designed and engineered for quick and easy installation. It uses no cables at all giving you more power, flexibility, and dom in its installation. All you have to do is find the right spot, mount the unit, connect it to the recorder, and you're done. For optimal performance, it is recommended that you place the camera at least 6ft (2m) above the ground and no more than 20ft (6m) away from the area you wish to monitor. ThermoSense Motion Detection This wire security camera is built to wake up the moment it senses motion. With a builtin passive infrared (PIR) sensor right below the lens, this intelligent camera will spring into action when motion is detected and will start recording. This PIR sensor will only capture movements from heatemitting objects, like you and me, a passing car, or your pet. It does not record motion from unwanted objects, like blowing leaves.

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