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Computar Ganz
540 TVL day/night camera kit with 2.9-8.2 mm varifocal lens and 4" bracket
The kit includes a Computar Ganz digital day/night camera rated at 540 TVL, a Computar auto-iris varifocal lens spanning 2.9 to 8.2 mm and a 4 inch mounting bracket. All components are made in Japan and supplied new. The camera uses a CS mount for the included lens.
The camera and lens are pre-matched in the kit so the CS mount engages directly without adapters. The varifocal lens requires manual focal-length adjustment between 2.9 and 8.2 mm after mounting to frame the scene. The fixed 4 inch bracket limits positioning flexibility compared with adjustable arms. Buyers who need remote zoom control or a different bracket length should look elsewhere.
| Brand | Computar Ganz |
|---|---|
| Model | YCH-04 KIT 1 |
Point the camera at a detailed scene, adjust the 2.9-8.2mm varifocal lens for sharp focus, then check the live feed on your monitor or DVR for colour accuracy and 540 TVL resolution.
The kit ships with the 540 TVL camera, the 2.9-8.2mm auto-iris varifocal lens and the 4" mounting bracket already in the box.
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