Consolidated Specification Table (Milit Guardian™)

Looking for the complete listing details, photos, and ordering information?
Use the official page here:

Guardian Picatinny Laser Light Camera
.

If you’re building out your catalog, you can also link readers back to the official brand hub for related products:
MilitInc.com.

System Overview: Why an Integrated Rail Platform Matters

Many rail setups evolve over time—adding a camera here, a light there, and a laser module when you need it. The end result is often
more controls than you want, more charging routines than you planned for, and more pieces to troubleshoot. Milit Guardian™ approaches
the problem as a single system: integrated functions designed to work together while keeping controls independent.

Guardian™ is built around three coordinated capabilities:
recording and monitoring (5MP WiFi camera), illumination (LED flashlight), and
visual reference (red laser). The intent is to reduce clutter and simplify operation while staying compatible with
widely used rail standards. To view photos, pricing, and the most current product details, use the official listing:

Milit Guardian™ on MilitInc
.

If you’re new to surveillance camera terminology, it can help to review common concepts like resolution, night vision, motion detection,
and storage. A practical starting point is this general overview:

Security.org — security camera guide
.
(External resource)

5MP WiFi Surveillance Camera: Recording, Monitoring, and Documentation

The camera module in Milit Guardian™ is specified at 5.0 megapixels with H.264 video compression,
designed to support efficient recording and playback. When evaluating camera systems, users typically compare resolution, compression,
lens selection, storage, and how footage is accessed across devices. Guardian™ is designed to support mobile workflows with
iOS and Android support and 2.4GHz WiFi connectivity.

For readers comparing interoperability standards across camera ecosystems, ONVIF is a widely discussed topic in the broader IP camera
market. If you want a high-level explanation of ONVIF profiles (for general education and terminology), see:

ONVIF — Profiles overview

and

ONVIF — Profile S
.
(External resources)

Motion detection is listed as AI human detection, which is typically used to prioritize meaningful movement over
background activity. Guardian™ also lists two-way audio—a common feature for real-time listening and communication in
surveillance contexts.

For placement and general monitoring ideas (especially for property-oriented surveillance planning), this external guide can help:

Security.org — camera placement guide
.

Invisible 940nm IR Night Vision: Discreet Low-Light Recording

Milit Guardian™ specifies 940nm infrared night vision (no visible glow) with an effective IR distance up to
10 meters (33 ft). If you’re comparing night-vision illumination approaches across the broader surveillance industry,
infrared wavelength selection is a commonly discussed topic. For general background reading on IR illumination in surveillance cameras,
you can reference:

Axis — IR in surveillance (PDF)
.

Guardian™ is designed to support recording in low-light conditions without emitting visible IR light. For users who want a broader
overview of outdoor camera features and night performance considerations (general education), browse:

Security.org — outdoor camera guide
.

If your workflow includes reviewing recordings across day and night, consider how lighting conditions affect contrast and detail.
Guardian™ is designed as an all-in-one platform so that monitoring and illumination tools remain coordinated while still independently
controllable.

LED Illumination: Up to 1250 Lumens with Multiple Modes

Illumination is a core part of low-light visibility, and Milit Guardian™ specifies an LED flashlight output up to 1250 lumens.
It also lists selectable modes: constant, momentary, and strobe. Importantly, the system
supports independent activation so that light use does not require changes to camera operation.

If you’re browsing the larger ecosystem of rail-mounted illumination accessories and mounts (to understand common hardware formats and
compatibility), these external category resources can be useful:

Primary Arms — weapon lights (external)

and

MidwayUSA — Picatinny mounts & accessories (external)
.
These links are provided for general compatibility browsing and category context.

For the official integrated solution details, including images and full listing content, see the Guardian product page:

Milit Guardian™ integrated system
.

Integrated Red Laser: Class IIIa (<5mW) with Independent Control

Milit Guardian™ includes a red laser specified as Class IIIa (<5mW). The laser is integrated directly into
the platform to reduce the need for separate rail devices. Like the flashlight, laser control is designed for independent activation,
supporting flexibility based on user preference.

If you want to compare the broader accessory category landscape (lights, lasers, and combination units) without focusing on any single
brand, the following external browsing pages can help you understand common rail-mount styles and product groupings:

Primary Arms — lights & lasers (external)

and

Primary Arms — rail-mount laser category (external)
.

For official product positioning, images, and specifications in a single place, refer back to:

Milit Guardian™ product listing
.

Smart Power Management: Rechargeable Modules + Magnetic USB Charging

Managing multiple devices typically means managing multiple charging methods. Milit Guardian™ is specified with integrated rechargeable
power systems to simplify maintenance. The camera module uses an internal rechargeable battery. The flashlight and laser module uses a
built-in rechargeable battery with a magnetic USB charging interface.

If you’re publishing listings across marketplaces (or running product feeds) and want policy-friendly language, it’s useful to describe
charging systems in neutral terms: “rechargeable,” “magnetic USB charging,” and “indicator lights” (where applicable) rather than
promotional claims. This keeps content consistent across ecommerce platforms and reduces review friction.

For official support, updates, and product references, link the brand hub:
MilitInc.com
and the product page:

Milit Guardian™
.

Fitment and Compatibility: Picatinny / Weaver Rail Interface (MIL-STD-1913)

Milit Guardian™ is specified for 20mm Picatinny / Weaver rails referencing MIL-STD-1913. If you want to
understand rail terminology and dimensional standards as general background, these external references are common starting points:

Picatinny rail overview (external)

and

MIL-STD-1913 specification (PDF) (external)
.

When browsing the broader rail accessory ecosystem (to see what types of attachments are commonly designed around 1913 slots), these
external browsing pages can provide context:

Brownells — Picatinny accessory rail category (external)

and

MidwayUSA — Picatinny rails overview (external)
.

For an additional educational overview of rail selection, materials, and compatibility considerations, see:

EGW — Picatinny rail guide (external)
.

One System, Many Applications

Milit Guardian™ is designed for users who want versatility without unnecessary complexity. It supports scenarios where recording,
monitoring, and illumination may all matter—but not always at the same time. Independent controls allow you to use the camera, light,
or laser as needed without forcing a single mode of operation.

Common Use Cases

• Training documentation: Record sessions for review and reference.
• Range recording and analysis: Capture footage for observation and post-session study.
• Property monitoring: Use surveillance features where a compact monitoring setup is desired.
• Low-light monitoring: Pair IR night recording with illumination when conditions require it.
• Streamlined rail setups: Reduce the number of separate attachments and charging routines.

For a general primer on security camera capabilities and what different feature sets mean in practice, you can browse:

Security.org — security camera guide (external)

and the “best cameras” overview for feature comparisons:

Security.org — best home security cameras (external)
.

Want the integrated product details in one place? Return to the official listing here:

Milit Guardian™ product page
.

Certifications and Compliance: CE, FCC, RoHS

Milit Guardian™ lists CE, FCC, and RoHS. If you’re publishing across marketplaces, these
identifiers are helpful for category placement and buyer confidence when properly referenced in listing attributes.

For general educational reference on FCC device authorization and FCC ID lookups (external), see:

FCC — FCC ID search

and

FCC — equipment authorization overview
.
These links are provided for informational context on certification terminology commonly seen on wireless electronics.

For the official product listing and images, reference:

Milit Guardian™ on MilitInc
.

FAQ: Quick Answers for Listings and Buyers

What rail type does Milit Guardian™ fit?

The system is specified for 20mm Picatinny / Weaver (MIL-STD-1913). If you need background information on the rail standard,
review:

MIL-STD-1913 specs (PDF)

or the general overview:

Picatinny rail overview
.

What storage does the camera support?

The specifications list microSD / TF card support for 32GB–128GB storage.

Is night vision visible to the naked eye?

The specifications list 940nm infrared (no visible glow) and an IR distance up to 10m.
For general reading on IR illumination in surveillance (external), see:

Axis — IR in surveillance (PDF)
.

How is the system powered?

The camera uses an internal rechargeable battery. The light/laser module uses a built-in rechargeable battery with magnetic USB charging.

Where can I see official images and product info?

Use the official product page:

Milit Guardian™ listing

and the main site:

MilitInc.com
.

External Resources (Security Cameras + Rail Accessories)

The following external links are provided for general education and category context. They help readers understand terminology around
surveillance camera features, IR illumination, and rail accessory ecosystems.

Security & Surveillance Camera Education

• 
  Security.org — Security camera guide
  
• 
  Security.org — Camera placement guide
  
• 
  ONVIF — Profiles overview
  
• 
  ONVIF — Profile S
  
• 
  Axis — IR in surveillance (PDF)
  

Rail Standards & Attachment Ecosystem

• 
  MIL-STD-1913 — Picatinny rail specification (PDF)
  
• 
  Picatinny rail overview (external)
  
• 
  EGW — Picatinny rail guide (external)
  
• 
  Primary Arms — Weapon lights (external)
  
• 
  Primary Arms — Lights & lasers (external)
  
• 
  MidwayUSA — Picatinny mounts & accessories (external)
  
• 
  Brownells — Picatinny accessory rails (external)
  

Certification Terminology (Wireless Devices)

• 
  FCC — FCC ID search
  
• 
  FCC — Equipment authorization overview
  

For the most accurate, current product details, always refer to the official listing:

Milit Guardian™ on MilitInc

and the brand home:
MilitInc.com.