LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD 1080p Hybrid 4-in-1 Bullet Camera Accessory 24 LEDs 80ft Night Vision 3.6mm 90° IP66
A 1080p hybrid 4-in-1 bullet camera with 24 IR LEDs, 80ft night vision, 3.6mm lens, 90° view and IP66 metal weatherproof housing
- Switch between four video formats via OSD menu
- 1080p resolution with 24 IR LEDs for 80ft night vision
- 6mm lens delivers 90° wide-angle coverage
- IP66-rated metal housing withstands rain and snow
- Compatible with HD-CVI, TVI, AHD and analog DVRs
Hybrid 4-in-1 Video Output
This camera accessory supports HD-CVI, TVI, AHD and CVBS analogue signals through an on-screen display menu. The default output is 960H analogue mode, switchable to 1080p by holding the control button for five seconds. A compatible DVR that accepts 1080p resolution is required to use the high-definition modes.
Suitable For Flexible DVR Integration
Installers upgrading existing coaxial systems benefit from the selectable video formats. Buyers whose recorder only accepts a single legacy standard should verify compatibility before purchase. Users needing IP network streaming or wireless connectivity will not find those features here.
1080p Resolution With 80ft Night Vision
The 1/3 CMOS sensor delivers 1920 TVL resolution at 1080p full HD. Twenty-four infrared LEDs provide up to 80ft of night vision in monochrome, while the 3.6mm lens covers a 90° viewing angle. Daytime footage is captured in colour.
Highlights
- Switch between four video formats via OSD menu
- 1080p resolution with 24 IR LEDs for 80ft night vision
- 6mm lens delivers 90° wide-angle coverage
- IP66-rated metal housing withstands rain and snow
- Compatible with HD-CVI, TVI, AHD and analog DVRs
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How is the 3-Axis camera stand with cable-through bracket installed, and what step do people miss?
Mount the bracket, route the coaxial cable through it, then secure the camera; the step often missed is holding the OSD button for about five seconds to switch from the default 960H mode to 1080p before final aiming.
What maintenance will the 24 IR LEDs and IP66 metal housing need later?
Clean the lens and IR window periodically, check bracket bolts for corrosion, and reseal any cable-entry points if the weatherproof gasket shows wear after prolonged exposure.
What limit appears first during sustained night use with the 80ft IR range?
The 24 LEDs draw steady current, so the external power supply (sold separately) must maintain stable voltage; voltage drop over long coaxial runs is the first practical limit on reliable 1080p night vision.
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