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Bluecctv
A colour bullet camera with 420 TV lines, 1/4″ Sony Super HAD CCD, 3.6 mm lens, 1.0 lux sensitivity and weatherproof housing
This Bluecctv BL-CB8440 colour bullet camera uses a 1/4” Sony Super HAD CCD with 510 by 492 effective pixels. It delivers 420 TV Lines of resolution and operates at 1.0 Lux sensitivity. The built-in 3.6mm lens provides a fixed field of view. Power is supplied by 12V DC at 150mA.
Buyers who need variable focal length or remote zoom should look elsewhere because the lens is fixed at 3.6mm. The camera lacks infrared illumination so it cannot record in complete darkness. Installers without a 12V DC power source will require a separate supply. No audio or network connectivity is included.
| Brand | Bluecctv |
|---|---|
| Model | BL-CB8440 |
The camera requires a 12 V DC power source capable of delivering at least 150 mA.
Yes, the BL-CB8440 outputs an analogue composite video signal over a BNC connector, so it connects directly to standard DVRs with BNC inputs.
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