Exit Sign Emergency Light Camera HD 1080p

HD Exit Sign Emergency Light Hidden Camera, 1 Sided, Full Functioning, HD Hard Wired Model 

The camera is completely undetectable! The hardwired HD exit sign combo hidden camera provides a direct output connector for video to any HD DVR. This camera has an amazing 1080p HD picture. Very easy to install, just plug and play. Ideal for monitoring hallways, doorways, exits, entrances, etc.

The emergency light exit sign is 1 sided for the red EXIT words. Although it does also include a plane back. There is only 1 camera installed. The exit sign can only be top mounted with the included hardware. Otherwise it can also be wall mounted flat against a wall. 

The exit sign is still completely full functioning with battery back-up for the lighted EXIT sign itself. We have added a camera and cable without hampering the functionality of the exit sign at all. The exit sign is powered by normal 120 volt or 277 volts AC and still has the factory battery back-up. The camera operates on 12 VDC. Use a CCTV power video cable or CAT5 for extra longs lengths to get to your HD DVR.

POWER VIDEO CABLE OR CAT5

There will be a power video wire coming off the pinhole camera inside the exit sign that will  go into your wall or ceiling and then it must run to your DVR. A person can also use CAT5 instead of our conventional power video cable. The CAT5 will be able to accommodate power and video by using power/video baluns which are also included. When using CAT5 cable you will only have to drill a 1/4 inch in your wall, ceiling or ceiling tile to install this hard wired hidden camera. The CAT5 or CAT6 will allow you to run the cable 100s of feet to you DVR.

VIEWING AND RECORDING TAKE PLACE USING A HIGH DEFINITION DVR

The technology in this high definition camera allows the user to select between CVI, TVI, AHD or analog.  This is what allows it to send uncompressed full HD video over regular video cable.  Because it is a special high definition interface it must be used with a high definition DVR.  You use traditional coax cable to run the camera to the DVR. The DVR has an HDMI and  a VGA output for connection to your HDTV or monitor. Both video outputs can be used at the same time in order to enjoy multiple monitors in different locations. We have a 4, 8 and 16 channel standalone to choose from.