Neal Investigations
Our Products
Clocks with Cameras
Wall/Desk Clock Covert Camera Digital Video Recorder
SecureShot Thermally Motion Activated, Li-ion battery powered Atomic Wall/Desk Clock DVR.. Utilizing our copyrighted Micro PIR technology, this unit records 20 hours of actual video and last one full year in "standby mode" on a single charge.
No more power cords required! Our totally portable SecureShot atomic wall/desk clock can quickly be placed in any indoor location without the worry of AC outlets or extension cords. With our exclusive copyrighted micro PIR motion activation system, there is virtually no battery drain while on standby, and no false alarms. As soon as "body heat" is detected, up to 30 feet away, hi resolution (640 X 480) video is recorded on a hidden SD card. Recording continues until 1 minute after motion ceases, then unit automatically returns to standby mode. Rechargeable high capacity Li-ion battery offers 1 year of standby operation and over 20 hours of actual recording per charge. Recordings can be played back to TV/VCR directly from unit, or SD card can be removed from hidden compartment and played on your PC.
Atomic time and date set automatically: Experience the accurate advantage of WWVB tme in your home or office with this Atomic Wall/Desk Clock by La Crosse Technology. Just select your time zone and this Advanced Atomic Clock will automatically synchronize itself to the most accurate clock in the world! Unit has a built-in receiver that automatically acquires the WWVB signal broadcast by the U.S. Government's National Institute of Standards & Technology.
Features:
Includes:
Optional "Set Up" Monitor:
pecially designed for surveillance systems, this portable, battery powered, high resolution 3.5" TFT LCD monitor is ideal for setting up SecureShot covert cameras. A single connector cable plugs into SecureShot unit and into monitor, allowing quick set up of system parameters and camera viewing angle. Videos can even be played back directly form SecureShot unit and viewed on LCD monitor.
IP Digital Wireless Covert Cube Clock Radio
The next generation of digital (ecrypted) 2.4GHz wireless covert Secure IP cameras has arrived. Record and view up to 4 cameras SIMULTANIOUSLY with one "thumb size" USB receiver. 700 ft. range and "no interference" wireless transmission. Remotely view cameras from any inet PC.
Our new Ihome ipod/iphone dock covert clock radio camera transmits encrypted digital, interference free color video to your PC via a thumb size 2.4Ghz USB receiver. Easy to use software installs in minutes and allows for motion activated, scheduled, or continuous recording. Software can even send an email if motion is detected in surveillance area. Built in IP server offers real time remote viewing from any inet PC by simply using IP address and password. USB receiver can accommodate up to 4 cameras simultaneously and allow for remote multi viewing of all on a single quad screen or switch to instant full screen on a single camera. Each camera must be "coded" and "paired" to operate on your USB receiver so images are totally secure, even if a neighbor has the same system. Windows XP/Vista 32Bit, Win 7 32Bit Compatible.
Clock Radio Features:
The iP40 is a great looking way to listen to great sound. Wake or sleep to your favorite iPhone or iPod tunes or FM radio through high fidelity neodymium driver in a specially designed Reson8 speaker chamber with EXB expanded bass circuitry. Enjoy useful extras such as time sync to instantly set the clock using your iPhone, FM radio with international FM step settings, and a line-in jack to play any audio source
System Features:
System Includes:
Optional "Set Up" Monitor:
Specially designed for surveillance systems, this portable, battery powered, high resolution 3.5" TFT LCD monitor is ideal for setting up SecureShot covert cameras. A single connector cable plugs into SecureShot unit and into monitor, allowing quick set up of system parameters and camera viewing angle. Videos can even be played back directly form SecureShot unit and viewed on LCD monitor.
