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Square 42 mm board camera with 3.8 mm lens

Computar Ganz

Computar Ganz CMB712-L38 600 TVL 3.8 mm analog camera

SKU CH-CMX2-RG7TA

A 600 TVL analog board camera with a 3.8 mm fixed lens, digital day/night function and 12 VDC power in a 42 x 42 mm form factor

  • 600 TVL resolution delivers clear analogue video detail
  • 8 mm fixed lens provides a wide field of view
  • Digital day/night function adapts to changing light conditions
  • Compact 42 x 42 mm board fits tight installations

Computar Ganz CMB712-L38 analog camera

The Computar Ganz CMB712-L38 is a 600 TVL colour board camera with a 3.8 mm fixed lens. It provides digital day/night operation for continuous monitoring. The compact 42 x 42 mm form factor suits space-constrained installations. It is designed for analogue CCTV systems requiring a small footprint.

600 TVL resolution and 3.8 mm lens coverage

The 600 TVL resolution delivers standard-definition detail for general surveillance tasks. The 3.8 mm fixed lens offers a wide field of view for monitoring open areas. Digital day/night switches automatically in changing light. The camera runs on 12 VDC power. It does not serve applications needing high-definition resolution or varifocal lens adjustment.

Highlights

  • 600 TVL resolution delivers clear analogue video detail
  • 8 mm fixed lens provides a wide field of view
  • Digital day/night function adapts to changing light conditions
  • Compact 42 x 42 mm board fits tight installations

Specifications

BrandComputar Ganz
ModelCMB712-L38

Questions about this item

Will the 3.8 mm fixed lens and 600 TVL resolution work with my existing analogue DVR that uses BNC inputs?

The camera outputs a standard composite video signal over BNC, so any DVR that accepts analogue CVBS at 600 TVL will record the picture without adapters.

How can I confirm the 12 VDC supply and day/night switching are functioning once the CMB712-L38 is mounted?

Measure 12 V at the power terminals with a multimeter, then cover the lens — the image should shift to monochrome as the digital day/night circuit activates.

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