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Bluecctv
2-megapixel security camera with 90ft IR night vision and AC24V PoE power
The Bluecctv CMIP3923-Z is a 2 megapixel security camera designed for residential or small-business surveillance. It delivers HD video output and true day/night operation for continuous monitoring. The camera suits installers who need a single powered device for perimeter coverage.
This model accepts AC24V or PoE supply, simplifying cabling choices during installation. Infrared illumination reaches up to 90ft in low-light conditions. Buyers requiring longer night-vision distance or wireless connectivity should consider other options.
| Brand | Bluecctv |
|---|---|
| Model | CMIP3923-Z |
The 2 megapixel sensor delivers HD video output that stays sharp across the full frame, so faces and licence plates remain recognisable at typical monitoring distances.
You can run the camera from a 24 V AC supply or a single PoE cable, so installation is limited only by the reach of your existing power or network cabling.
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