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GSM/Bluetooth camera powered from a solar panel
& battery
The EZ GSM/Bluetooth 2 Mega pixel UXGA colour
camera
can take pictures on demand or on
when any of it's external
inputs are activated and send these pictures to your website or
email address. Being very low power it can be powered from an
external 12V battery and solar panel for all year round
operation in all weather conditions.
The remote camera
can be located anywhere in the world with a standard GPRS
enabled SIM card, it doesn't require 3G coverage or a special
SIM. Just sit at your PC, call the camera and take pictures directly
to your desktop,
or you can have it email the photos when you call it, or have it
send photos at regular intervals.
With 2 mega pixel resolution the photos are excellent quality
and are ideal for security applications.
Equipped with 3 inputs and 1 relay output it can be
easily interfaced to external equipment like PIR movement
sensors. It also comes with
Bluetooth which allows easy wireless configuration and photo
capture from the supplied PC software. The Bluetooth also allows
expansion of the GSM camera by attaching slave Bluetooth
cameras. This addition allows the coverage of a site of up to
100 metres from the master GSM camera. So no more cables to run, just screw them to a wall,
configure and test with our software and walk away. Because of
their low power they'll provide year round operation with the
addition of a solar panel and small 12V lead acid battery.
You can also send commands to the remote camera
to alert you via SMS, email or directly to your PC when any of
it’s inputs are activated. If you prefer something more discreet then we can also
supply it with a smaller internal enclosure or customise the
camera to your requirements.

3 months operation from a 12V 45Ah battery
without solar panel
Create your
own monitoring station from home
with our camera server software

Get audible alerts direct to your PC when a
camera calls and control the camera in real-time while it's
connected.
Unlimited number of cameras, 9 simultaneous
connections
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