Many times it’s necessary to have a portable hidden camera to move around from room to room but sometimes it’s necessary to have a totally covert hidden camera system that is somewhat fixed and is not detectable by employees.

Businesses like restaurants or offices that need to see if employees are really working and not goofing off. Restaurants need to see employees stealing from them or taking food and eating it or giving samples out to friends. These days the business owner may time will go out of business because of constant losses incurred from his or her own workers.

Dome cameras used in most department stores and chain stores are somewhat covert but are noticeable by employees and usually not by customers so this is not good choice.

What businesses need is a hidden camera disguised as a sprinkler head. No one will ever suspect that there is a camera in it recording employee’s every move.

Here we present one such device which looks just like a typical sprinkler head that sprays water when a fire is detected but in this case only has a camera in it. It’s the perfect covert ceiling installations, this imitation Sprinkler Head Sony CCD Hidden Camera makes a great choice. This Sprinkler hidden Camera comes complete with mounting hardware. It has a wide angle lens so your sure to capture a good size of a typical room.

How to Install the Sprinkler Head Hidden Camera:

1) Figure out where you want to mount the camera and install it into the ceiling panel.

2) Run the 12 volt power adapter to an AC outlet.

3) Connect the BNC cable to the camera and run the RCA video jack out to where you want to record from. You might need a long RCA cable for that.

Now you can record the video surveillance from the Sprinkler Head Hidden Camera using the VISEC software and associated recording devices. Here’s how it works.

Using inexpensive equipment you can now connect up to 4 Wireless sprinkler head hidden cameras shown above to the VISEC Hidden Camera Internet Bundle and View & Record Surveillance Video from up to 4 Sprinkler Head Hidden Cameras Simultaneously & Online for FREE.

Please note: Some nearby 2.4 Ghz wireless Internet routers and phone systems may interfere with 2.4 Ghz video surveillance signal from hidden cameras.

Also note: When remote viewing through the Internet, you will get a snap shot every 6 sec. so you are not actually viewing live video.

1) A Quad is an accessory to your surveillance system that splits a video monitor into 4 screens. Connect 1-4 RCA cables from your sprinkler head hidden camera video output to the Quad input jacks.

2) GRABBEE II converts analog video signal to digital through your USB port. Connect one end to the Quad and the other to your USB port on your computer. Install the GRABBEE II according to the instructions given in the package.

3) VISEC Surveillance Software – next generation computer program turns your home or office computer into a powerful, global-wide video surveillance system in 5 minutes. Simply install the program which takes 5 minutes. VISEC can record up to four cameras at once!

Now you have the ability to watch up to 4 rooms in a building at once using the VISEC package and Sprinkler Head Hidden Cameras. The VISEC video surveillance recording package is an option when you purchase a Sprinkler Head Hidden Camera.

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