How It Works ... Floodcam is unique! The "camera in a light bulb" simply screws in to any light socket. Inside the "bulb" is a sophisticated low-light monochrome camera, coupled to our exclusive IRFS patented circuitry. The video signal is "encoded" by this circuit and fed directly to the 110 volt power line. Each camera has a companion "decoder" which plugs into any wall outlet. A typical user would plug in the decoder at the outlet nearest the ERS server. A standard video output connects the decoder to any camera input on back of server.

Once the decoder is plugged in and connected you see live video it's simple and easy. There are no wires to run, no holes to drill, and no antennas or complicated "tuning" required.

How Do We Do It? Using a proprietary Induction RF System, The Floodcam can send live video across the power line anywhere in your home or business location. Let's just say it in simple terms: The video signal "wraps around" the power line, completely separate from the AC voltage. There are a total of 17 separate patents, and others pending, covering the IRFS process, making Floodcam so Unique.

How Far Can It Go? We've successfully sent Floodcam video over 2000 feet of AC wiring. Distances in your home or business will vary based on how the building is wired.

Don't You Get Interference? No! And that's remarkable. Even though the power line is loaded with refrigerator motors, heater elements, peaks and dips, Floodcam "sees right past" 99% of the power line junk.

How Much Area Can I view?...  Floodcam sees an 85-degree wide angle, from 6 inches to optical infinity. Practically speaking, your viewing range in daylight extends to 100 yards or more, depending on the amount of detail you expect. Obviously, something as large as a car or truck can be recognized at a greater distance than, say, a small dog or cat. Wide-angle viewing is the best all-around choice for any type of security camera.