Jedrek WG26/34 Wiegand to RS485 Bidirectional Converter security
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Bluecctv
Analogue security camera with 620TVL resolution, 2.8mm fixed lens and 18 infrared LEDs covering 33 to 65 feet on 12V DC power
This Bluecctv BL-IR9818-H-2.8MM camera captures 620TV Lines using a 1/3" Color CCD with 811 by 508 effective pixels. It suits installers who need a fixed 2.8mm lens and 12V DC power for indoor or outdoor surveillance.
The unit runs on 12V DC and includes 18 IR LEDs rated for 33 to 65 feet of night vision, so wiring must reach a compatible supply. Buyers who need motorised zoom or a different focal length should look elsewhere.
| Brand | Bluecctv |
|---|---|
| Model | BL-IR9818-H-2.8MM |
Connect the camera to a monitor or DVR and check the on-screen resolution indicator; a stable 811 x 508 pixel picture with clear detail at the 2.8mm field of view confirms 620TVL performance
The camera includes the 1/3" CCD sensor, 18 IR LEDs, 2.8mm fixed lens, and vandalproof weatherproof housing; you must supply a 12V DC power source and coaxial video cable
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