Name: DIY Hidden Camera Module 1080p, Flexible Lens & Remote
SKU: MAS-CAM160
Price: 159.0 NZD
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DIY Hidden Camera Module 1080p, Flexible Lens & Remote

$159.00 NZD

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Key Specs

Resolution

1080p Full HD

Connectivity

Standalone, no app

Storage

microSD up to 128GB

Battery

Up to 3 hours

Detection

Motion activated

Audio

Built-in microphone

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Description

The MAS-CAM160 is a 23g DIY camera module with the lens on a long flexible cable, so the camera head can sit where the recorder cannot. It records 1920 x 1080 with audio to a microSD card up to 128GB, and takes 4032 x 3024 stills.

A remote control is included, so it starts and stops without the unit being touched. On battery it records about 3 hours continuously, or up to a day in motion mode at around 20 events, and several days with a power bank attached and a 128GB card.

Features

Lens on a flexible cable: the camera head mounts away from the body, which is what makes it a DIY module rather than a finished camera.
1080p with audio: 1920 x 1080 saved as AVI, with 4032 x 3024 stills as JPG.
Remote control included: start and stop recording without touching the unit once it is fitted.
Motion mode stretches the battery: about 3 hours continuous, up to a day on motion at roughly 20 events, and several days with a power bank and a 128GB card.
23g: light enough to fit into almost anything without needing support.
128GB storage: microSD up to 128GB.
Windows transfer: Mini 4 pin USB to a Windows computer.

Applications

Real-World Scenarios

Building A Camera Into Something You Own

A cabinet, an enclosure or a fixture at your own property where a finished camera will not fit. The flexible cable lets the lens sit in the gap and the body sit behind the panel.

A Long Deployment At Your Own Premises

Motion mode with a power bank attached and a 128GB card runs for several days. That is the configuration to use where you cannot get back to it daily.

Somewhere Out Of Reach

Once it is fitted, the supplied remote starts and stops it without dismantling anything, which is what makes an awkward mounting position workable.

How it Works

Fit the module: position the lens where you want the view and run the flexible cable back to the body, which can sit out of the way.
Set the mode: continuous for about 3 hours, or motion activated for up to a day on battery and several days with a power bank attached.
Retrieve: connect over Mini 4 pin USB to a Windows computer and copy the AVI and JPG files off the card.

Specifications

Power: 5V, 2A maximum. Use the adapter supplied, or a standard 5V USB charger or power bank rated 2A or less. Do not use fast chargers (USB-C PD, Quick Charge, Super Fast Charging) or high-output power banks: they can damage the device.

Model: MAS-CAM160
Recording resolution: 1920 x 1080p, with audio
Photo resolution: 4032 x 3024
Video format: AVI
Photo format: JPG
Recording time, continuous on battery: 3 hours
Recording time, motion on battery: up to 1 day at about 20 events
Recording time, motion with a power bank and a 128GB card: several days, conditional on settings
Storage: microSD up to 128GB, formatted FAT32
Interface: Mini 4 pin USB
Operating system compatibility: Windows 7, 8, 10 and 11
Remote control: included
Flexible long cable: yes
DIY embedding: supported
Weight: 23g
Colour: black

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I install this and stay within the law?

You can record a space you own or control. Your own house, your own office or shop, a stockroom, a garage or a holiday house are all ordinary lawful uses and they are what this is sold for. The limits are worth setting up correctly from the start. The Privacy Act 2020 expects people to be told when a space is being recorded, so a notice at the entrance is the usual answer for any area that staff, visitors or contractors use. Bathrooms, changing areas and bedrooms are off limits, and intimate visual recording is an offence under the Crimes Act 1961. Audio is treated more strictly than video: recording a private conversation you are not part of is a criminal offence. If the space is not yours to control, this is not the right device for it. This is general information, not legal advice.

Can it record continuously as well as on motion?

Both. Continuous runs about 3 hours on the battery. Motion mode covers up to a day at roughly 20 events, and several days if you attach a power bank and use a 128GB card.

Why is the lens on a cable?

So the camera head can go where the body cannot. That is the point of a DIY module: it fits into a fixture, an enclosure or a cavity at your own property that no finished camera would fit.

Does it come with a remote?

Yes. The remote control is included, which matters once the module is fitted somewhere awkward to reach.

Can I use it at night?

Low light performance depends on the ambient lighting where you place it. The specification we hold lists no infrared emitter, so add some indirect light if you need usable footage after dark.

How should I plan storage?

A microSD card up to 128GB. Set a routine to copy footage off and archive it, so clips you want to keep are not overwritten during ongoing use.