This wireless bird feeder camera system is a fantastic way to observe birds feeding from your very own wildlife channel at home which can be viewed through a TV or a computer.

A super higher 700TVL EFFIO CCD camera system supplied will provide superb resolution, fantastic colours and sound.

This is a analogue system and the camera will need to be powered by a nearby power source either using a 12V battery pack or a mains power supply unit connected to a nearby socket i.e in a shed. A 5m power extension cable is supplied and can be further extended if required. As with all analogue systems they offer up to 100m in range, however will be significantly reduced with obstructions in between the camera and the receiver. We do also offer wired options and Digital Wireless Bird Feeder Cameras which can offer greater range.

This is a complete ready to install system.

FAQ
Power Cable Length
The supplied length is 5m which can be extended to a maxmum of 100m with the standard power supply unit.
Extension cables are available separately which will plug directly to the end of the single exisiting cable.

Powering the Camera
As with all electrical devices power is required and with the majority of nest box cameras this would be external.
This is due to the wireless power consumption being quite high, and small batteries within the camera’s body would only last for a few hours.
A 5m power extension cable is supplied to run the power source away from the nesting source (e.g. a nearby shed or to the bottom of a tree) to a 12V battery or to the supplied mains power plug. The power cable can be extended.
The wireless aspect refers to the wireless transmission of video and audio which is relayed back to the receiver. For some users they may refer this to as semi wireless.

Rechargable power banks in different sizes with different usage times are available separately. The option of solar panel systems are also available for a complete autonomous setup. The location of installation of these would be away from the nest box for instance at the base of a tree to prevent any disturbance to the nesting site.

Wireless System Type
This is an analogue bird box wireless system which means it can suffer from wireless interference from other local wireless devices.
At a power transmission of 10mW (restricted by Law) for analogue systems a maximum theoretical range of 100m could be acheived. Numerous users have reported various ranges anything from up to 70 metres to 20m, and occassionaly there may be users that are unable to have the unit working across a single wall. We reccomend from experience a range of 30m on average is acheivable.
As with all wireless devices range would normally drastically reduce with an obstructions in particular walls. High gain antennae along with receiver extension cables for repositioning are av