Equine Eye Horse Float Camera
- Regular Price
- $279.95
- Sale Price
- $279.95
- Regular Price
- Unit Price
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Version 2.0 of the Equine Eye camera is now live! With improved the software & connectivity, the camera is now able to be used in larger setups like trucks & goosenecks - not just standard floats / trailers.
The Equine Eye horse camera is your ‘eyes and ears’ while transporting your horse providing improved safety and peace of mind. Since launching this camera is receiving rave reviews - it's the most advanced wireless float camera on the market with around double the battery life of most wireless cameras.
The sleek, wireless cameras are magnetic, so no installation is required. They can easily be re-positioned from inside your float to act as a reversing camera, or to provide supervision outside of the float. They have night vision, motion detection, audio, and up to 8 hours battery life.
The camera connects to an intuitive app on your phone, which means you simply position the camera on your horse, turn on the app on your phone, and you have a live video link. There are two versions of the app available; one for iPhones and one for android.
The camera doesn't use phone wifi or require a phone signal.
Key features:
- Up to 8 hours battery life
- 2 min installation
- Live video
- Links to your mobile phone
- Easy to install app (both iPhone & Android)
- Audio link
- Night vision
- Magnetic connection
- Motion detection
- Range of 50+ metres
- Re-position as reversing camera
- 1 year warranty
- The camera is 8cm by 3.5cm x 3.5cm and weights 100 grams.
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Charging cable
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Swivel attachment
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Super tough stick pad
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Mobile phone holder
- Manual
Can I use my phone and Internet at the same time as the camera?
Yes - on an iPhone with the latest operating system update, you can. The app will ask if you would like wifi enabled. If you allow the wifi to remain active, apps like maps will continue to operate in the background.
On android phones it depends on the model being used as to whether this functionality is enabled.
Check out the Video for the Equine Eye Float Camera here.