DiySecurityCameraWorld
DiySecurityCameraWorld 5 Inch CCTV Tester 5MP 4-in-1 Monitor
A 5-inch monitor that tests AHD, TVI, CVI and CVBS cameras up to 5 MP, supplies 12 V DC power, checks UTP cables and accepts VGA or HDMI input up to 1920 × 1440
- Tests TVI, AHD, CVI and CVBS cameras up to 5MP
- Powers cameras directly with 12V 1A DC output
- Checks UTP cable continuity and wiring faults
- Accepts VGA and HDMI 1.0 video input up to 1920 x 1440
- Controls PTZ cameras and generates test patterns
5 Inch CCTV Tester for 5MP Analog Cameras
This portable monitor tests TVI, AHD, CVI and CVBS cameras up to 5MP resolution. Installers use it to verify video signals, control PTZ functions and power cameras directly from the unit. It also checks UTP cable continuity and accepts VGA or HDMI input for external sources.
Sustained Operation with DC12V Camera Power
The tester supplies 12VDC at 1A to run a camera during extended alignment and focus sessions. Video output remains stable while the built-in generator sends PAL or NTSC test patterns. Audio input from pickups can be monitored continuously without signal drop.
Verify Camera Format and Input Compatibility
Confirm your cameras use TVI, AHD, CVI or CVBS signals within the supported megapixel ranges. Ensure any external VGA or HDMI source does not exceed 1920 x 1440 resolution. The unit requires a compatible power source for its own operation which is not detailed in the specifications.
Highlights
- Tests TVI, AHD, CVI and CVBS cameras up to 5MP
- Powers cameras directly with 12V 1A DC output
- Checks UTP cable continuity and wiring faults
- Accepts VGA and HDMI 1.0 video input up to 1920 x 1440
- Controls PTZ cameras and generates test patterns
Specifications
| Brand | DiySecurityCameraWorld |
|---|---|
| Model | TESTER Monitor |
Questions about this item
How much power does the 12 V DC output provide for a camera during a long test session?
The tester supplies 12 V at 1 A from its DC output, enough to run most analogue cameras directly while you check the picture.
What video sources must I already have to use the VGA or HDMI input on this tester?
You need a device with a VGA or HDMI 1.0 port that can output up to 1920 × 1440, such as a DVR, NVR or laptop.
Will the tester display an image from an older CVBS camera I still use?
Yes, the 4-in-1 input handles CVBS alongside AHD, TVI and CVI, so legacy analogue cameras work without an adapter.
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