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Now you don’t have to turn on a light to see what’s in the dark, as new technology allows the 5124 Black & White IR Camera from Channel Vision to see up to 20 feet through total darkness. The miniature infrared camera can be mounted on a wall or ceiling and plugged into a modulator to allow viewing from any television in the home.
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