Cost-Effective CCTV Simulated Dome Camera: VideoSecu Imitation Dummy Security Camera with Flashing LED Light 3PZ Review

This is entirely plausible if you don't insert batteries to make the LED flash. I bought two and started using them that way (the quality of the battery box was so poor I had to stuff it with paper to keep the batteries in place). The red LEDs kept blinking, and then I realized: You will NEVER see cameras like this with blinking LEDs in the real world. Black dome cameras are installed all over the campus where I work, they adorn the ceilings of practically every store I shop in, and none of…

In short, as explained below, think twice about expecting a blinking LED. Design problems cause problems in installation and in the long run when changing batteries. Otherwise for $6 five stars for a very realistic looking camera when installed in a home or office that looks like it can afford security cameras. And if you have other working cameras. Just check Revain for Dropcam and other Wi-Fi cameras. They all have one or more LEDs that you cannot turn off, as cameras rely on dimly emitted…

Being a non-functional device (relying on trickery or fakery as a potential behavioral deterrent for its effectiveness) it's quite difficult to give a typical characterisation. Valuation. But it does what it's supposed to do: it looks like a surveillance camera, and the red flashing LED works. It seems to encourage people to do their best and refrain from illegal activities (which is why we bought it). but I have to say WHAT IT APPEARS: Because it's not actually a security camera, I have to…