HD-CVI Camera
Long Range Infrared Bullet
► 2 Megapixel (1080P) HD
► Day & Night
► Weatherproof (Indoor/Outdoor)
► Do not attempt to service this video product by
yourself, as taking apart the camera may expose
you to dangerous voltage or other hazards.
► Please comply with all electrical safety
standards during installation and operation.
Image Sensor
Frame Rate
Signal System
Horizontal Resolution
IR LED
IR Distance
Minimum Illumination
Electronic Shutter Speed
S/N Ratio
Lens
Day/Night
Weatherproof Rating
Video Output
Power Consumption
Power Supply
Camera Dimensions
1/2.8” 2.4 Megapixel SONY CMOS
30fps @ 1080P
NTSC
1920 (H) x 1080 (V)
6 Array IR LEDs
300ft Depending on Scene Reflectance
0 Lux (with IRs ON)
1/60 ~ 1/30,000 Seconds (Auto)
More Than 50dB
5-50mm Vari-focal Lens
Auto (Built-in ICR)
IP66
1.0Vp-p, 75Ω Composite BNC, HD-CVI
Less Than 10 Watts
DC 12 Volt ± 10%
3.19” (Max Height) x 11.1” (Max Length)
► In order to prevent damage caused by fire or
electrical shock, please do not submerge camera
in water or expose any open parts to liquid.
► Do not expose the lens directly to the sun or to
strong light as this may damage the image sensor.
► There are some sophisticated parts inside this
camera, therefore always handle with care in
order to avoid any internal damages to the
camera.
► Make sure to use the appropriate power supply
and that the power is plugged into the camera
correctly and securely. Do not switch on power
until after the camera connection is complete.
NO VIDEO OUTPUT:
► Check the power cable to the power box or wall outlet. Make
sure the power connections are secure.
► If you are using a multiple output power box, make sure the
power switch is in the “ON” position and that al fuses are
illuminated.
► If you are using a multiple output power box, make sure the
POSITIVE (+) and NEGATIVE (-) wires are properly connected.
► Check the BNC video cable running from the camera to the
video input on the DVR or display (must be HD-CVI Compatible).
If you are using pre-made cable, make sure the BNC connectons
are secure. If you are using a spool of cable (RG59), make sure
the outer copper wire is not touching the center pin when
fitting the cable ends with BNC connectors.
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