ACC-WD1 - 2.4Ghz Digital Wireless WeatherProof IR Camera with 1000 Ft Range

Product Features:

• 2.4GHz Band, Dynamic selection technology to resist interference
• Expandable to 4 cameras
• Image processor MPEG4 encode/decode
• Variable video bit rate, up to 12 Mbps
• Uses random ID codes to protect personal privacy
• Over 4 million sets of random ID codes
• ¼” SONY color CCD / f3.6mm/ 90° wide angle, 420 TV lines
• Camera has 24IR LEDs for night vision
• Operating distance up to 1000 feet (clear line-of-sight)

Helpful Notes for the Insecure

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Reliable, comprehensive wireless surveillance is here.

The ACC-WD1 has broken many barriers of wireless technology used for security systems. The ACC-WD1 may be the most advanced wireless camera ever available to the general public. Unlike the analog 2.4 Ghz predecessor, there is no need to worry about interference because this digital wireless security camera uses dynamic selection technology. You may used to hearing about wireless camera that can only transmit 300 feet. The transmitter installed inside the camera housing can send its signal up to about 1000 feet unobstructed giving you a greater range of coverage and providing more security than ever.

Besides being interference free and having a 1000 foot range, the ACC-WD1 transmits audio, has 30 foot night vision and has a 90 degree wide angle lens.

If you are looking for cameras with different capabilities than the ACC-WD1, use the security camera of your choice in conjunction with the WTR2. It offers all the same features as the ACC-WD1, but it is just the wireless transmitter and receiver.


Here are a few links to videos that may be helpful:

• Overview of How This System is Configured
• Basic Components of a Wireless Security Camera System
• Different Wireless Security Camera System Configurations
• Answers to Common Questions About Wireless Security Cameras

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Note: We do not recommend that you use more than one of these cameras. We have had a few problems with customers attempting to use 2, 3 or more and they have had interference problems. It does not happen every time, but we just wanted to let you know that it is a possibility.