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SVAT WSE201 Wireless Outdoor Color Nightvision Security Camera System

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SVAT WSE201 Wireless Outdoor Color Nightvision Security Camera System
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Street Price: $151.99
Gaunz Org Price: $96.00
Savings!: $55.99 (37%)
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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 793





Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: SVAT
EAN: 0871363005397
Label: SVAT Electronics
Product Manufacturer: SVAT Electronics
Model: WSE201
Publisher: SVAT Electronics
Ranking: 793
Studio: SVAT Electronics


Piece facts:
  • Easy plug and play installation
  • 8 infrared LEDs lets you see in the dark
  • Built-in microphone for audio
  • Durable aluminum casing (camera)
  • System supports up to 3 separate cameras



System Camera Security Nightvision Color Outdoor Wireless WSE201 SVAT





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Want to see and hear everything outside your home or business at all times without the presence of wires? Then the WSE201 system is for you. The small but powerful bullethole camera is wireless and features automatic night vision (CDS sensor). As soon as it gets dark the infrared LEDs will activate and provide you with a clear view of everything, even in complete darkness! Plus, this camera has a built-in microphone, so you won't miss a thing.The camera sends video wirelessly to the receiver, which can be connected to a TV, VCR, or DVR for viewing and recording purposes. Two additional cameras can be connected to this system, and you can set the receiver to cycle through each one. This system is ideal for monitoring your children playing outside, or for preventing theft and vandalism outside your home or business. The camera is constructed with aluminum casing for ultra durability.


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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Great Product for the Day Time, with a good price ...
I needed something easy to install and wireless so I purchased the WSE201 and connected it to my 4 channel dvr in minutes. The product works fairly well during the day time for the price you pay for. The night vision works well only when the subject is close to the camera.

Also keep in mind if you want to connect multiple cameras to a DVR and want to record simultaneously you will need to have a receiver per camera. And if you don't want to spend that money you can have the receiver scan the cameras one at a time, making recording possible, but not simultaneously.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Color Nightvision Security Camera
SVAT WSE201 Wireless Outdoor Color Nightvision Security Camera System Wonderful system, look forward to adding 2 additional cameras. Originally purchased so my father could watch the hummingbirds. Clarity is wonderful. Recommend using power source as using a 9 volt battery only lasts for about an hour. Definitely worth the money.


Buyer's feedback: 2 out of 5 stars - * Cheap = Low Quality ...
These cameras work but are very low quality. The picture is fuzzy but you are able to see for the most part during the daytime. The nightvision does not work well at all, and none of the problems I have had are due to interference since I have my nanny cam receiver in the same location and get a chrystal clear picture with it.


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - It's a good option
The camera works ok perhaps it's true about the interference so if requiere high definition you must keep looking, otherwise it's a good option this gadget.


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Good, But could be better ...
This camera works fairly well. I wish it had a little better image. You can see cars real clear, but not the licence plate. I guess you get what you pay for if you try to go cheaper. The camera seems to be really durable and is nice and small. And it is extremly easy to hook up. It does't seem to interfere with our cordless phone, I was worried that it would. The longest distance that I could get it to work was probably about 100 feet. The Night vision isn't something to get all excited about. It does pick up reflective objects really well though. It's a good camera and all, but I wish I spent a little more money to be able to read the licence plate on a car.

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