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SVAT UC1200 Wireless Color Camera Hidden in a Working AM/FM Alarm Clock

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SVAT UC1200 Wireless Color Camera Hidden in a Working AM/FM Alarm Clock
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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 6937





Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: SVAT
EAN: 0871363000934
Label: SVAT Electronics
Product Manufacturer: SVAT Electronics
Model: UC1200
Platform: No Operating System
Publisher: SVAT Electronics
Release Date: June 22, 2006
Ranking: 6937
Studio: SVAT Electronics


Piece facts:
  • Fully functional alarm clock radio with hidden wireless camera
  • Range of up to 300 feet (clear line of sight) (ideal range of 100 feet)
  • Quick and easy installation
  • Easily connects to a TV, VCR, computer or DVR for recording
  • Includes receiver, RCA cable and 2 AC power adapters



Clock Alarm AM/FM Working a in Hidden Camera Color Wireless UC1200 SVAT





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2.4GHz wireless signal with up to 300' operational range Hidden colorcamera with fixed focus lens in fully functional radio alarm clock Wireless receiver with RCA outputs for TV or VCR lncludes receiver, RCA cable and 2 AC power adapters














Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Not the best but serves its purpose ...
I bought this for use in hotel rooms. I travel alot and want to know who is coming in and out of my room and what they do when they are in there. It actually works very good. I find that if i sit it up high it works better. The clock works fine for me. I haven't had any real problems with it. The picture could be a little clearer, but I can still see when someone is in the room and what they are doing when they are there. If you look closely you can see the camera, but if you sit it somewhere that isn't real noticeably it isn't a problem. I have used it on many occasions and don't think that anyone has noticed it. For the price I think that it is a good buy.


Buyer's feedback: 3 out of 5 stars - Any port in a storm
Camera works great. Clock doesn't work at all. The camera is my focus so I'm happy. Suitable but go ahead and spend another $50 on an upgraded product.


Buyer's feedback: 2 out of 5 stars - * Not a clock neither a camara ...
I buy this camara to see the room of my childs to check the nany and at the same time to wake up my little girl to go to preschool. The thing is that the camara have a bad reception in the second floor when you are in the first, the lens of the camara is pretty obvious and the clock go ahead 11 minutes every day so you have to be correcting it all the nights.
its no good for both of their functions.


Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - Waste of money
Share with you my bad experience with this product :
Bought this product, the first one is broken and asked for a replacement. The second one broken again after 1.5 month. The power is totally off, either the power adapter is dead or the circuit in clock/camera is dead. Another annoying thing is that the backup battery is not working at all. Call the service dept, got the answer, the battery is working only for clock, not camera, which means the camera has to be plugged into an outlet.
For the second broken one, just called the service dept. for a warranty. The bad thing is that I have to ship it to NY on my own and they will ship to Canada for repair. The whole process will take months. Really bad product, waste of my ~100 dollars.


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