The Button Camera is a color body camera used for video monitoring operations. The Button Camera is small, unobtrusive, and almost indistinguishable to the human eye. The Button Camera is a body worn camera that is designed to be concealed on a shirt or jacket. It includes additional matching buttons in order to put into a shirt and blend in so the disguised camera will not stand out. The color body camera also includes a battery pack to power the system.
The Button Camera comes in several versions: Wired video and Wireless video. The wired video option comes with a video output connection so it can plug it into a body worn recorder such as a camcorder. Video monitoring of this caliber is disguised so no one would notice that a surveillance camera is looking right at them while resting in your shirt pocket or on your desk.
This video monitoring system is designed to collect video and either connect to a video recorder, or transmit the video to a special receiver. Once the receiver gets the video signal, it can display the video footage on a video monitor. Also, the receiver can connect to a Video Recorder separate from the user, in order to minimize the amount of equipment being carried, such as a DVR (digital video recorder) or a VCR (video cassette recorder). Therefore, you can save the video that you collect and replay it. This type of video recording is done for evidence collection, in the event that you need to prove that an action happened. You simply replay the recorded video from the wireless body camera and everyone will then be able to see what really happened.
People purchase the Button Cam in order to collect video surveillance. They do this by wearing the Button Camera as a wireless body cam, on their shirt or jacket. The Button Camera can be used to document meetings, dangerous encounters, acts of violence, and other events that warrant the use of video surveillance monitoring in order to store evidence for future retrieval.
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Q: What type of applications would the Button Camera be used in?
A:
To capture video while you are in a room or out of direct sunlight
To send video to a team of officers while you go into an unknown situation so they can monitor your safety
To collect video evidence in order to confirm irresponsible behavior as well as possible acts of violence
Q: What kinds of configurations are available for the Button Cam?
A: The Button Camera comes in a color video camera format, equipped with a wireless video transmitter
Q: What does spyzone.com recommend?
A: Here at www.spyzone.com, we first and foremost recommend hard wired video technology, although our Button Camera is a powerful wireless system. Black and White video surveillance works very well under low level lighting conditions. Color video surveillance cameras are excellent if there is good light in the room or area under video surveillance.
Q: How well does wireless video surveillance perform?
A: Wireless video works great when dealing with an area that has no physical obstructions. We call this the video Line Of Sight operating environment. If there are walls, ceilings, floors, or objects situated between the wireless video receiver and the wireless video camera system, there may be some imperfections in the video signal quality. Also, if there are other wireless signals in the area, there may be an occasional degradation in the quality of the video signal.
Q: Why do we explain these details to you, the consumer?
A: We want you to honestly be happy with the video security you purchase. Since we have been building video surveillance cameras long before everyone on the internet has been selling them, we feel it proper to advise you wireless video works great, yet there are factors that are not always taken into account that may affect the quality that you, the consumer, expect from your purchase. When our video surveillance systems are built, they are tested under conditions that do not have interference that you may have in your home, office, neighborhood, or locality that you plan on operating your video surveillance system in. Therefore, we know that our wireless video is built to a standard that we are proud of, yet we caution all buyers that the best quality video generally comes from hard wired tethered video surveillance solutions.
Q: Why buy from Spyzone?
A: Unlike other companies, we have been selling video surveillance since the 1970's, only back then, we called it optical surveillance (because we engineered professional optics with video imaging devices.)
Our experience in developing video solutions entails years of experience, as well as off site intelligence installations for clients with high expectations.
Video Surveillance systems may take a day or 2 to build, then ship out.
Note that we can also install video surveillance cameras into custom objects, so if you have a clock or picture frame or any other object that has space in it for one of our cameras, contact us to see if we can build it into your custom covert objects.
