Eco-Friendly Surveillance: NEC Develops Enhancement That Uses Fluorescent Light Tubes

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NEC spy camera - Credit: NEC Digital World Tokyo
NEC spy camera - Credit: NEC & Digital World Tokyo

NEC has developed an Eco-Friendly adaptation that allows surveillance cameras to utilize energy from fluorescent light tubes. The surveillance system can be tucked into the false ceiling next to the fluorescent lights.


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