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SP1 Screen Pan/Tilt Camera — Video Intercom, AI Smart Monitoring and One-Touch Calling
- Video Intercom — A screen on the camera means the call happens on the device, not only on a phone. The person in the room sees the caller's face and talks back without picking anything up, which is what makes it usable for a child or an elderly parent. Large-screen intercom for remote communication.
- AI Smart Monitoring — The camera reports activity rather than raw motion, so a parent gets “someone is up and moving” instead of forty clips of a curtain. That distinction is what keeps people opening the app after the first week.
- One-Touch Calling — One physical key starts the call — no unlocking a phone, no finding an app, no remembering a contact. In an emergency the number of steps between the person and help is the only specification that matters.
- Built as one unit, installed as one unit — Sits on a shelf or ceiling-mounts; no drilling template needed for the desk position. Nothing else has to be bought to get it running.
- Wholesale without a container commitment — MOQ 50 units, OEM branding from 300 units per model, mixed models allowed in one order so a distributor can test the shape before committing to a pallet.
What the SP1 Is
Screen Pan/Tilt Camera is a indoor wi-fi camera. The SP1 sits in our indoor range, and the reason it exists as a separate model rather than an option on another body is the housing: it is the shape the electronics were designed around, so the lens, the sensor and the app features match the body rather than being squeezed into it.
Video Intercom
A screen on the camera means the call happens on the device, not only on a phone. The person in the room sees the caller's face and talks back without picking anything up, which is what makes it usable for a child or an elderly parent. Large-screen intercom for remote communication.
AI Smart Monitoring
The camera reports activity rather than raw motion, so a parent gets “someone is up and moving” instead of forty clips of a curtain. That distinction is what keeps people opening the app after the first week. AI real-time monitoring identifies elderly and children's activity.
One-Touch Calling
One physical key starts the call — no unlocking a phone, no finding an app, no remembering a contact. In an emergency the number of steps between the person and help is the only specification that matters. Faster, easier emergency communication.
More Than One Housing
The same electronics are built in 3 exterior designs, so a retailer can stock a white body for a living room and a darker one for an office without adding a second supplier, a second app or a second set of paperwork. Any of them can be specified on the purchase order.
Installation and Power
Sits on a shelf or ceiling-mounts; no drilling template needed for the desk position. Power is mains, 5 v dc adapter (confirmed on the pi). The camera pairs to the app over Wi-Fi, and the whole range uses one app — so a buyer who starts with this unit and later adds a doorbell or a feeder does not install a second account.
Storage, Alerts and the App
Recording goes to a TF card and to cloud storage, so the same footage survives a stolen card and a dead camera. Alerts are filtered before they reach the phone: motion, person and vehicle are separated, which is what keeps an alert list readable after a month. Everything runs from one app across the range.
Why a Distributor Would Stock This
“Video Intercom” is the claim the packaging has to survive, and it does because the specification behind it is narrow and checkable rather than a list of adjectives. Stock one or two units for a demo, order mixed with the rest of the range, and the shape sells itself on a shelf next to the models either side of it.
Packing and Loading
Unit weight, colour-box size and carton quantity are quoted on the PI for the exact configuration ordered. Mixed models can share a carton, and container loading is calculated per order rather than per model, which is how a first order stays small enough to test the market.
Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly is included in the box?
Camera body, 5 V power adapter and cable, Quick-start card, Mounting screws and anchors and the bilingual manual. Nothing else has to be ordered to get the camera running.
What is the minimum order?
MOQ is 50 units, mixed models allowed. OEM branding — logo, retail box, manual and app skin — starts at 300 units per model. Send the target market and we quote with carton and pallet data.
How is it powered?
Mains, 5 V DC adapter (Confirmed on the PI). The adapter ships in the box.
Where does the recording go?
To a TF card and to cloud storage. Card capacity and cloud plan options are confirmed on the PI for the market you are selling into, because the two differ between regions.
Which app does it use?
The same app as the rest of the range, so one installer can support every model. OEM customers can have the app skin branded from 300 units per model.
Are the certifications included?
CE, RoHS and FCC documentation is available for the models sold into the EU, UK and US. Which certificates cover which housing is confirmed in writing with the quotation — ask before you commit, because a certificate issued for one body does not automatically cover another.
Can I see a sample first?
Yes. A single sample ships at unit price plus freight, and the cost is credited against the first production order. For a shape this new to your market, a sample is cheaper than a wrong pallet.
Screen Pan/Tilt Camera Compared With the Conventional Choice
| Feature | SP1 Screen Pan/Tilt Camera | Conventional alternative |
|---|---|---|
| Form factor | One housing, one power lead | Camera plus separate bracket |
| Live view | Full-HD app stream | Usually 720p or app-gated |
| Night vision | Automatic IR cut filter | Often on/off only |
| Two-way audio | Yes | Sometimes, rarely usable |
| Alerts | Person and motion events in the app | Motion only |
| Storage | TF card plus cloud | Vendor cloud only |
| App | One app across the whole range | A separate app per product |
| Wholesale terms | MOQ 50 units, OEM from 300 | Retail only |
| Video Intercom | Large-screen intercom for remote communication | Not specified |
| AI Smart Monitoring | AI real-time monitoring identifies elderly and children's activity | Not specified |
| One-Touch Calling | Faster, easier emergency communication | Not specified |
Specifications
| Model | SP1 |
|---|---|
| Product name | Screen Pan/Tilt Camera |
| Product type | Indoor Wi-Fi camera |
| Lenses | 1 lens |
| Power | Mains, 5 V DC adapter (Confirmed on the PI) |
| Night vision | IR night vision with automatic ICR switch |
| Installation | Sits on a shelf or ceiling-mounts; no drilling template needed for the desk position |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz |
| Storage | TF card plus cloud |
| App | One app across the NewSmartTech range |
| Two-way audio | Supported |
| Housing | Weatherproof ABS, indoor and outdoor builds |
| Operating temperature | −10 °C to +55 °C |
| Sensor | Confirmed on the PI |
| Resolution | Confirmed on the PI |
| Field of view | Confirmed on the PI |
| IR range | Confirmed on the PI |
| Battery capacity | Confirmed on the PI |
| Dimensions | Confirmed on the PI |
| Net weight | Confirmed on the PI |
| MOQ | 50 units per model — mixed models and mixed cartons welcome |
| Lead time | Up to 1,000 units ship now; over 1,000 units in 7 days |
| OEM / ODM | From 300 units per model — logo, retail box, manual and colour |
| Certificates | CE, RoHS, FCC |
| Ships from | Shenzhen, China |
Packing & Freight
| Net weight (unit) | Confirmed on the PI |
|---|---|
| Colour box | Confirmed on the PI |
| Units per carton | Confirmed on the PI |
| Carton size | Confirmed on the PI |
| Carton gross weight | Confirmed on the PI |
| Container loading | Quoted per order — mixed models can share a carton |
What's in the Box (adapter and cable included)
- Camera body
- 5 V power adapter and cable
- Quick-start card
- Mounting screws and anchors
- Bilingual EN / CN manual
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Where the SP1 fits in the range
SP1 joins the Indoor Wi-Fi camera range as a separate model rather than an option, because the housing is what the electronics were designed around. Buyers who need a different lens count or a different power source are one page away in the same category, and every model shares the same app, the same manual style and the same packing logic — which is what keeps a mixed order simple.
It sells to distributors covering security and smart home. The specification is deliberately narrow and checkable: three claims, each one visible on the unit, rather than a page of adjectives that a buyer cannot verify before the container lands.