No only is this spy camera portable, it allows the video to travel through the wiring of your house and it’s portable. You can move it from room to room and watch video surveillance from your lazy boy. You can use it indoor or outdoor, it doesn’t matter.

Just screw the bulb into a light fixture, plug in the receiver and connect your video cables. Use it in your patio, or family room. Another great place is to put it outside. Watch for stranger lurking outside, watch you kids, keep an eye on second house and vacation houses.

Simple get a outdoor flood light fixture at your local hardware store, install it near an electrical outlet and screw the bulb in. How many times have you said you need to see what’s going on outside even when it’s dark?

The Flood Light camera bulb even has infrared illuminators which will allow the spy camera to see in near complete darkness. Here are the complete details of how the camera works and a picture of it.

SecureView is a B&W Spy Camera Flood Light in a light bulb that screws into your outdoor/indoor light fixtures and sends video to your television or VCR via your house power wiring.

This PAR-38 style, outdoor weatherproof camera is disguised as a light bulb and comes with companion decoder (receiver). 6 built-in infrared illuminators see in total darkness.

There are no wires to run, no holes to drill, and no antennas required. Package contains camera in a bulb, decoder, and RCA cable. All you need is a TV or VCR and a light socket.

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