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Silver cylindrical bullet camera with 24 IR LEDs and 3.6mm lens

Bluecctv

Bluecctv LT-R8962 600 TVL IR Bullet Camera 3.6mm 24 LED Silver

SKU CH-WP34-Z1EQ3

Silver IR bullet camera delivers 600 TV lines via 3.6mm lens with 24 LEDs for 50ft night vision

  • ColorSilver
  • 600 TV lines resolution for clear analogue footage
  • 24 IR LEDs provide 50 ft night vision range
  • Weather-resistant and vandal-resistant housing for outdoor durability
  • 6 mm fixed lens with DC 12 V power input

Bluecctv LT-R8962 600 TVL Bullet Camera

The Bluecctv LT-R8962 is a new analogue bullet camera delivering 600 TV lines of resolution through a 1/3 inch PixelPlus sensor. A fixed 3.6mm lens provides a wide field of view, while 24 IR LEDs illuminate scenes up to 50ft in darkness. The silver housing is rated weather-resistant and vandal-resistant, and the unit runs on a DC 12V supply.

Installation fit and limits

This camera suits installers needing a durable, fixed-lens analogue unit for outdoor perimeter coverage. Buyers requiring motorised zoom, varifocal adjustment, or IP-network connectivity should look elsewhere. Systems that demand resolution higher than 600 TV lines or a different lens angle are not matched by this model.

Highlights

  • 600 TV lines resolution for clear analogue footage
  • 24 IR LEDs provide 50 ft night vision range
  • Weather-resistant and vandal-resistant housing for outdoor durability
  • 6 mm fixed lens with DC 12 V power input

Specifications

BrandBluecctv
ModelLT-R8962
ColorSilver

Questions about this item

What size lens does the LT-R8962 use?

The camera has a fixed 3.6mm lens that provides a wide field of view suitable for general surveillance.

How do I power the camera correctly?

Connect a regulated DC 12V supply with correct polarity; the most common mistake is using an unregulated adapter that causes video noise.

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