If you read our "about us" link, you will find we are an actual security company, not just your typical on-line "security store” selling everything from pepper spray, silly security gadgets or harmful weapons. I am the owner and have been in this business for over 30 years and will give you a very candid an honest reply. Our company is not engaged in selling any surveillance cameras that record conversations.  Although we could state that we are not responsible what somebody does with one of our cameras we would still be open to a lawsuit when a sharp attorney decides to sue everybody involved Including the manufacturer and the company that sold the product. We may be found not liable but that does not prevent us from being sued and spending money defending ourselves.  You can do some simple research on the internet yourself to confirm that in MOST cases it is strictly illegal to record anyone's conversations, especially surreptitiously with a hidden camera.  Here is a statement we found while doing some research that basically sums this up.

Very often, the audio picked up by a video camera is covered by the same laws as wiretapping and eavesdropping.  Those laws vary by state.  There is a general rule, however, that applies to the kind of conversations a business security camera or nanny-cam would pick up:

"Regardless of the state, it is almost always illegal to record a conversation to which you are not a party, do not have consent to tape and could not naturally overhear". Should you confront somebody with recorded evidence of wrong doing such as theft or other undesirable acts, i.e., a nanny whose behavior you disagree with and the party is aware you recorded their conversation, in a very short time either they will or be advised accordingly to hire a lawyer and or contact the police and you will be in very serious trouble.  In most states it is a felony.

My advice is to be very careful.  The Safe Home Covert Camera (SHCC1) Capture Camera or the Lux Werks surveillance systems are fantastic products and I'm sure you don't need to record audio (conversations) to achieve your objective.

Regards,

Bill Mullen

www.SecuritySystems.com