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Bluecctv LT-T2065-W 650 TVL analog camera White

SKU CH-HDJR-T78NM

650 TVL turret camera with 2.8-12mm varifocal lens, 35 IR LEDs for 100ft night vision, weather-resistant and vandal-resistant aluminum housing

  • Sharp 650 TVL resolution from 1/3" CCD sensor
  • Flexible 2.8-12mm varifocal lens adjusts field of view
  • 35 IR LEDs provide 100ft night vision range
  • Weather-resistant and vandal-resistant aluminum housing

650 TVL Turret Camera for Outdoor Surveillance

The Bluecctv LT-T2065-W is a new analog turret camera built for outdoor security installations. It uses a 1/3 inch CCD sensor to deliver 650 TVL resolution. A 2.8 to 12mm varifocal lens allows the viewing angle to be adjusted on site. The white aluminum housing is rated as both weather-resistant and vandal-resistant.

Practical Limits of Analog CVBS Transmission

The camera outputs a standard analog CVBS signal over coaxial cable, which caps detail at the stated 650 TVL regardless of recorder capability. Runs longer than 100 feet may require signal amplification to maintain usable image quality. It draws DC 12V power, so a separate supply or multi-camera power box is needed. Buyers who want IP networking, higher megapixel counts, or audio capture will need a different technology.

Highlights

  • Sharp 650 TVL resolution from 1/3" CCD sensor
  • Flexible 2.8-12mm varifocal lens adjusts field of view
  • 35 IR LEDs provide 100ft night vision range
  • Weather-resistant and vandal-resistant aluminum housing

Specifications

BrandBluecctv
ModelLT-T2065-W

Questions about this item

What does the 650 TVL rating mean for recorded footage?

The 650 TVL rating indicates horizontal resolution; higher lines produce sharper detail on a compatible DVR, though final image quality also depends on the recorder and cabling.

How does the 2.8–12 mm varifocal lens affect the field of view?

The varifocal lens lets you adjust the focal length between 2.8 mm and 12 mm, narrowing or widening the viewing angle during installation to suit the monitored area.

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