TGHC-CAM1 - Telguard Indoor/Outdoor Security Camera (for Telguard HomeControl Flex)
Please Note: The Telguard TGHC-CAM1 indoor/outdoor security camera has been discontinued without replacement.
Telguard TGHC-CAM1 Product Description:
The Telguard TGHC-CAM1 HomeControl Camera integrates seamlessly with Telguard HomeControl, adding video to the security system for any home or business. With the Telguard HomeControl Camera you can remotely view event-triggered clips or images, or real-time streaming video on your smartphone or computer.
The TGHC-CAM1 small and sleek wireless IP Camera with IR (infrared) illumination allows for indoor and outdoor use in both daylight and low-light environments. The camera accomplishes this by automatically providing extra IR illumination when enough visible light is not available for proper operation. Network connectivity can be provided through either a hardwired or wireless IP connection to your home or business network connection.
Product Features:
- Video with HomeControl OneRate- With the HomeControl OneRate plan you can add up to 10 full motion cameras sharing 500MB of video storage per month to any system, for no additional charge.
- Event Triggers- Event triggers can be set on the system to 'trigger' the camera(s) to take snapshots and videos. By setting up intrusion event triggers - such as alarms, specific zone opening or closing, camera motion detector, etc. - users immediately receive a notification and can remotely view a clip or snapshot of the event.
- IR Illumination- The TGHC Camera, designed for indoor and outdoor use, delivers high-quality video day and night. With a built-in light sensor and infrared LEDs for nighttime illumination, this camera automatically switches between a black and white camera to a color camera and back without manual intervention.
- PIR Motion Detection- The Telguard TGHC Camera is equiupped with built-in PIR motion detection technology that can reduce the potential for false triggers. In addition, event triggers can be programmed when the PIR motion detector is tripped to take a snapshot or video clip. The captured video clip includes the footage from before and after the event, giving users better information to assess the issue before escalation.
