Product Description
4K UHD DIY Wireless Wi-Fi Security Camera Module Kit

Design and build your own customized security solution with this ultra-compact 4K UHD DIY Wireless Wi-Fi Camera Kit. Engineered for flexibility, this tiny camera module and flexible ribbon cable allow you to easily integrate high-definition surveillance into everyday household objects, electronics, or tight spaces. Stream crystal-clear 4K video and live audio directly to your smartphone from anywhere in the world.
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Features:
- Can be used as a DVR or WiFi unit
- View and Record Live streaming on Android or iOS smartphone and Computer
- Record on to Micro SD Card (5 Hours per 1GB)
- Motion Detection
- Alerts via email or phone app
- Able to operate in low light (1 lux or greater)
Technical Specs:
- Streaming Resolution: 4K, 1080P
- Recording Resolution: 3MP (2304x1296)
- App Name: Tuya
- Recording Modes: Continuous video and motion detection
- Viewing Angle: 120°
- Storage: External MicroSD Card up to 128GB* (Class 10)
- Power Supply: 5000 mAh battery or AC Power
- Battery life: up to 15 hours
- Kit Dimensions: 2.5" x 1" x 0.5"
- Battery Dimensions: 3" x 2" x 0.5"
Includes
- 1 x 4K WiFi DIY Kit*
- 1 x 128GB MicroSD Card
- 1 x MicroSD Card Reader
- 1 x Instruction Booklet
- 1 x 15-hour battery
- 1 x AC Adapter
- 1 x Micro USB cable
*Please note the following:
- Our units still require the unit to be paired with a router if the end user is wanting to look at the livestream.
- DIY Kits are built to order so please allow an extra 24-48 hours for shipping and processing times.
- This device will connect to 2.4 and 5.8 GHz Wi-Fi Networks.
- We are unable to guarantee Wi-Fi connection will work with all routers. Although most networks are compatible, certain routers enact stricter security measures that may block remote connections to the camera. Some examples likely to experience these issues are hotels/motels, corporate networks, 4g hotspots, open wifi networks like Starbucks, etc.