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With a HD low light CCD camera and a 12V motion detection DVR makes a complete DVR kit.

The wired colour professional camera uses a high resolution 550 TVL Sony Ex-View HAD CCD and can work in almost complete darkness (0.01 lux). The camera does not use infrared LEDs, which can reflect off glass, and so is ideal for use inside cars or through the glass of home windows.

Running off a 12v power supply, the DVR  is ideal for surveillance applications in car or any other vehicles. It can be powered using a car cigarette lighter and can power a camera directly hence negating the need for an additional power source.

12V DVR:
• Time & Date Stamp
• Motion Detect Recording
• Memory:  SD card (max 2GB)  – not included
• Video Input : 2xPhono
• Video Output : 1xPhono
• Power : 12v (mains adaptor supplied)
• Internal Storage : 128M (2GB with SD Card)
• Video Format : AVI
• Compression Format : Motion JPEG
• Weight – 200g
• 1 Year guarantee

Camera:
• Sony Ex-View HAD CCD offering 550 TV line quality
• Use both in light and dark conditions (0.01 lux)
• 3.6mm lens offering 62 degree view
• Battery or mains powered (battery not included)
• Built in microphone
• Camera weight: 85g
• 1 Year guarantee

The DVR has128MB of internal memory as standard but this can be expanded using the SD card slot to 2GB.The DVR has motion detection and will work with any of our wired cameras.

It is ideal for in car or general surveillance.

This fully working alarm clock radio has a sophisticated DVR Sony CCD camera hidden inside it. The camera uses a high definition low light Sony CCD picture chip with 480TVL and minimum illumination of 0.1 lux making it ideal for darkened rooms.

It can be set to record at a certain time every day or manually continuous or on motion detection. It can record 64 hours of continuous VGA video onto a 32GB SD card.

• HD Camera: 480TVL Sony CCD
• Minimum illumination: 0.1 lux
• Video resolution: VGA 640 x 480
• Video compression : AVI MPEG4
• Memory:  SD card (max 32GB) – not included
• Frame rate: 30 frames / second
• Voice recording: Yes
• Recording mode :continuous, scheduled or motion detect
• Motion Detection: Programmable (screen split into 192 squares)
• Playback video on PC or TV
• AV out
• Dimensions 110mm x 110mm x 110mm
• Weight 750g

The motion detection is programmable to allow only the areas of the screen that you choose to trigger a recording. This means that recording can be set to record if a door is opened but not if a patient is moving in bed etc.

The DVR also comes with a remote control for ease of use.

FlyontheWall customers have given this clock radio spy camera 5 stars:

Mark Stephenson – ‘Absolutely superb! Genuine working cube radio alarm clock with a camera in it. Great security camera, lots of memory, very effective.‘

Christine Hodges – ‘A very smart and fully working alarm clock radio with a hidden security camera and a bucket full of memory. I am impressed with its motion detecting facility and the high quality video it produces. My sister has now bought one too!‘

Seb Dransfield – ‘My experience with FlyontheWall has been superb. Super fast delivery and the clock radio camera is top notch and excellent value for money.‘

This amazing performing and great value diving watch DVR is waterproof to a depth of 30m.
This model has quadruple the resolution and twice the frame rate of most watch DVRs on the market. It can record up to 4 hours of full colour XVGA (1280x 960) video at 30fps with audio onto its 4GB of internal flash memory.

• Video compression : AVI video format, XVGA 1280x 960
• Voice recording: Yes
• Flash Memory: 4GB
• Frame rate: 30 frames / second
• Recording mode :continuous recording until memory is full or manually off
• 5MP stills camera
• Time / Date stamp
• Adaptor type: USB adaptor charging cable
• Battery type : Lithium-ion
• Battery use time : about 5hours
• Colour video with voice lets you clearly see who’s there & hear what they say
• Playback video on PC
• 1 Years guarantee

It Serves as mini-camcorder, stills camera and voice recorder as well as a real working watch. Simply plug the watch into a PC using the USB cable provided to access the recordings.

FlyontheWall customers gave this Diving Watch Camera 5 stars:

James Ferris – ‘Awesome! Like, seriously awesome! I used it for a recent diving trip and got some amazing footage. If you’re into diving then this is a must have!‘

Esoghene Okowodo – ‘My partner and I used this on a recent holiday and it was fantastic. We only had the one so were fighting over who was going to to use it.‘

Tim Salisbury – ‘I cannot recommend this diving watch camera enough. I have used it on 2 diving trips so far and the footage captured has been superb.‘

This excellent micro pocket DVR spy camera has double the resolution and triple the frame rate of many mini thumb DVRs on the market. It’s also almost half the size of other micro DVRs and has a tough alloy shell.

It has sound activated recording with a battery life of 250 hours standby. It can record up to 6 hours of full colour VGA (640 x 480) video at 30 fps with audio on a 8GB Micro SD card (not included).

Features:
• VGA (640 x 480) real time recording colour video format
• Frame rate: 30 frames / second
• Support AVI video format
• Low illumination, high resolution image with 2000K pixels
• High speed recording and quick light response
• Web camera for online video chat
• Micro SD card slot (Max 8GB)
• Built-in rechargeable battery – 250 hours standby
• Audio recording
• Connects via USB 2.0 to PC
• Dimension: 55mm x 20mm x 15mm
• Weight: 40g
• 1 Year guarantee

It’s deal for both covert surveillance, for interview recording or a personal video diary and is small enough to conceal almost anywhere. Easy to use “one touch record” button lets you discretely record any evidence instantly.

Potential uses for this pocket spy camera are:

Family Entertainment Recording
Interview Business Meeting Recording
Happy Party Time Recording
Babysitting Monitoring
Home Business Security Recording
Evidence Collection
Outdoor Sports / Hunting
RC Toy Recording
Web Cam
Still Cam
Pet Fun Cam

FlyontheWall customer John Dupre gave this camera 5 stars – ‘For the price this is not a bad wee camera. I use it in my car clipped to my iPod mount when Im driving – I had an accident once where the other drivers car wasn’t damaged though it was his fault – he drove off and I got stuck with a head injury and a 700 quid car repair bill. Still a good insurance investment for any driver or even a home security system to watch your front yard / car when your away.‘

This fabulous LED torch has a tiny DVR camera hidden inside it. It has a normal LED torch mode or an infrared torch mode for more discrete recording.

It has four times the resolution of most mini DVR cameras on the market and can record up to 6 hours of full colour XVGA (1280 x 960) video at 30 fps with audio on a 16GB micro sd card. For more information visit the LED Torch DVR Camera page.

You can also browse our full range of hidden DVR cameras which include cameras concealed in coke cans, lighters and watches!

This mini thumb DVR spy camera is now down to just £99

It’s perfect for covert surveillance, interview recording or a personal video diary. As you can see it is small enough to conceal almost anywhere. The easy to use “one touch record” button allows you to discretely record any evidence instantly.

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A miniature DVR camera is a great way to capture video and sound wherever you are. Your spy pen camera means you’re always ready to shoot video and seize the moment.

Imagine you’re on the beach and a glorious sunset starts to light up the horizon. How nice it would be to catch that scene as it unfolds. If you’re the proud owner of a spy pen camera, then that’s a breeze. A tiny DVR (Digital Video Recorder) camera in the form of a pen, it contains a video recording unit and solid state memory storage that allow you to easily record any scene and play it back later whenever you want. Meanwhile you can enjoy your day at the beach confident that your office is being safely monitored by a CCTV DVR recorder.

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