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Bluecctv
A covert 480 TVL analog camera with a 3.7 mm fixed lens and 1/3" Sony Super HAD II CCD, delivering 510 x 492 effective pixels at 0.1 lux on 12 V DC
The Bluecctv BL-HI6440S is a 480 TVL UFO-type covert camera with a 1/3” Sony Super HAD II CCD. It delivers 510 (H) x 492 (V) effective pixels and 0.1 Lux low-light sensitivity through a 3.7mm fixed lens. Designed for discreet indoor surveillance, it operates on 12V DC power.
Verify that your DVR accepts standard analog CVBS input and supplies 12V DC to the camera. Ensure the fixed 3.7mm field of view matches the intended monitoring area. Buyers needing varifocal adjustment or higher resolution should consider other models.
| Brand | Bluecctv |
|---|---|
| Model | BL-HI6440S |
The camera operates on 12 V DC; a matching power supply is not included and must be sourced separately.
This specific BL-HI6440S variant is built with a 3.7 mm fixed lens; no alternative focal length is offered for this model.
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