A surveillance camera built into an everyday object so that it is not noticed.
Proposed, not approved yet · Products are assigned to it · Also called “Spy camera”, “Nanny camera”
- Includes
- Cameras inside clocks, cable boxes and chargers
- Models that record to their own memory
- Excludes
- Visible network cameras
- Dash cameras
Pages
1 page of this type
Properties
19 in the registry, all pilot
- Sensor resolutionMP
- Resolution of the image sensor, in megapixels, as the maker states it.
- Video resolutionchoice
- Resolution of the live or recorded video, qualified by which of the two.
- Optical zoom×
- Optical zoom ratio of the lens.
- Digital zoom×
- Digital zoom ratio.
- Horizontal field of view°
- Horizontal angle of view. For a zoom lens, from the widest to the narrowest setting.
- Vertical field of view°
- Vertical angle of view. For a zoom lens, from the widest to the narrowest setting.
- Infrared night visionboolean
- Whether the camera sees in the dark with infrared illumination.
- Infrared rangem
- Distance the infrared illumination reaches, as the maker states it.
- Microphoneboolean
- Whether the camera has a built-in microphone.
- Ingress protectionchoice
- IP code for protection against dust and water.
- Impact protectionchoice
- IK code for protection against mechanical impact.
- Weightg
- Weight of the device itself, unboxed.
- Operating temperature°F
- Ambient temperature range the device is rated to work in.
- Motion detection rangeft
- Distance at which the device detects motion, as the maker states it.
- Pan rangetext
- How far the camera turns horizontally, in the maker’s words.
- Tilt range°
- How far the camera tilts vertically.
- Local storagetext
- Storage on the device itself, in the maker’s words.
- Wireless networktext
- Wi-Fi standards and bands the device supports, in the maker’s words.
- Video compressiontext
- Video codecs the device encodes, in the maker’s words.