Eyemax
Eyemax XIB-2022-B28 2.8 mm HD-SDI turret eyeball analog camera
A 2.8 mm HD-SDI turret camera with 1/3″ Sony CMOS, 1080p or 720p output, 1000 TV-line resolution, 25 IR LEDs for 0 lux night vision, IP67 housing, Smart IR and true day/night switching
- TypeWired Camera
- Wide 2.8 mm lens captures broad scenes
- 1080p HD-SDI delivers sharp 1000 TV-line detail
- 25 IR LEDs give 0 lux night vision
- IP67 housing withstands tough outdoor conditions
- Smart IR and true day/night ICR ensure clear images around the clock
Product identity
The Eyemax XIB-2022-B28 is a 2.8 mm HD-SDI turret eyeball analog camera with a 1/3 inch Sony CMOS sensor. It outputs 1080p or 720p resolution at over 1000 TV lines and uses a fixed wide mega-pixel IR lens. The unit is intended for installers who need a wired surveillance camera with True Day & Night ICR switching.
Installation checklist
Verify that your recorder or monitor accepts an HD-SDI signal over coaxial cable before ordering. The camera requires a wired power connection and a compatible DVR input for 1080p or 720p capture. Ensure the mounting surface can accommodate a turret eyeball form factor and that cable routing reaches the recording device.
Sustained operation
The IP-67 rated housing protects the internals during continuous outdoor exposure. Twenty-five IR LEDs provide 0 lux illumination with Smart IR control to prevent over-exposure at night. Digital Noise Reduction runs constantly to maintain image clarity during long recording sessions without frame degradation.
Highlights
- Wide 2.8 mm lens captures broad scenes
- 1080p HD-SDI delivers sharp 1000 TV-line detail
- 25 IR LEDs give 0 lux night vision
- IP67 housing withstands tough outdoor conditions
- Smart IR and true day/night ICR ensure clear images around the clock
Specifications
| Type | Wired Camera |
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Questions about this item
Does the box include the 2.8 mm fixed lens and IR LEDs, or must I buy a separate lens?
The 2.8 mm Wide Mega Pixel IR Fixed lens and 25 IR LEDs are built into the turret body; nothing optical needs to be purchased separately.
Should I choose the 1080p or 720p HD-SDI mode for my recorder?
Select 1080p to match the 1000 TV line specification; 720p is available if your DVR only accepts that resolution.
What does the 1000 TV line figure mean when the camera is connected to a real DVR?
It indicates horizontal resolution exceeding 1000 TV lines over the HD-SDI link, delivering full 1080p detail on a compatible recorder.
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