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Netgear complete security kit with two cameras is available for Rs 35,000

byCustoms Today Report
16/06/2015
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NEW DELHI: The complete security kit with two cameras is available for Rs 35,000. Other add-on cameras can be purchased separately for Rs.9, 900, the company said.

The kit includes two HD outdoor cameras equipped with motion sensors and night vision capability, a smart home base station that can “talk” to other connected devices, four magnetic domes mounts two for securing each camera wherever you need it, and two extra mounts to navigate the camera and 200 MB of free cloud storage for videos.

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The kit will provide free apps for displaying and managing the cameras on iOS or Android Smartphones and tablets.

 

 

 

 

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