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Computar Ganz
A 600 TVL colour board camera with a 2.5 mm fixed lens and 12 VDC power in a 42 x 42 mm Japanese-made module
The Computar Ganz CMB712-L25 is a compact colour board camera built for analogue CCTV systems. Its 600 TVL resolution delivers clear standard-definition video for monitoring tasks. The 42 x 42 mm form factor allows installation in tight housings or custom enclosures. It suits integrators who need a small, reliable imaging module.
The 2.5 mm fixed lens provides a wide field of view without manual focus adjustment. A 12 VDC supply simplifies wiring alongside other analogue equipment. Japanese manufacture supports consistent build quality across units. The three-year manufacturer warranty reflects the supplier's confidence in long-term operation.
| Brand | Computar Ganz |
|---|---|
| Model | CMB712-L25 |
The camera delivers 600 TV lines of horizontal resolution over its standard analogue video interface.
The board measures 42 x 42 mm and runs on 12 VDC, so it fits standard compact housings with a 12 V supply.
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