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FEATURES
- Robust weatherproof and vandalproof casing
- Clear resolution color CCTV images11 bright infra-red LEDs automatically switch on at night providing invisible light
- Color camera automatically switches to black & white at night
- Connects to your TV, VCR, DVR, Quad Processor or LCD Monitor for viewing or recording
- Easy to install and use!
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- Camera Sensor: 1/3"/8.5mm CMOS
- TV System: PAL/CCIR (AU, UK, EC) NTSC/EIA (USA)
- Effective Element PAL: 628*582 :: NTSC: 510*492
- Definition: 380TV Lines
- Scanning Frequency: PAL/CCIR: 50HZ :: NTSC: 60HZ
- Minimum Illumination: 3Lux (Color)/ 0Lux (B/W)
- Signal Noise Ratio: >+40dB
- Electronic Shutter: 1/60~1/15000second
- Noise: < 0.03% Peak Value
- Power Supply: 8V~12V DC 300mA
- Infra-red Range: 2-3m/6-9feet
- View Angle: 40°
- IR Power Control: CDS Light Sensor
- Power Consumption: 1.5 Watts
- Window: 2mm Heat-Resisting Glass
- IR Power: <10 Lux / CDS inactive, >15 Lux / CDS active
- Construction: Aluminium
- Operation Temperature: -20° C +60° C
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Review by: wolf_eye (Julia)
Dated: 29th of June, 2005
This is the ideal camera for home and office surveillance. It is small, compact, you can use it indoors and out. It is easily mounted and is very discreet. This is a cabled camera but do not let this deter you from getting it, it is one of the best little cameras that I have seen and the great thing about it is that you do not have to go to the ends of the earth to install the unit... it comes with all the things you need to install it onto your TV or VCR, and if you are running a computer surveillance system it will go into that with no problems at all.
I have tested the camera extensively and the thing that impressed me is how well it operates at night and in low light situations. This is the ideal camera to be used to see who is at the gate before you open it. The best thing about the camera is that it is easy to hide and if you are not really paying attention you will not even know that you have been videoed.
However, do not try and operate the camera through a window at night, as all you see is the reflection of the LEDs off the window.
This is a great camera for use in all situations, indoor and out.
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