V2 Technologies
V2 Technologies 18.5 Inch 1366x768 Monitor 2 in 1 Accessory
An 18.5-inch 1366x768 security monitor with BNC, HDMI, VGA and USB inputs for CCTV systems
- Reliable CCTV viewing via dedicated BNC connection
- Flexible source integration with HDMI, VGA and USB inputs
- Continuous 24/7 operation built for surveillance durability
- Clear 1366 x 768 HD picture on 18.5 inch screen
- Space-saving mounting using standard VESA compatibility
Security monitor for CCTV systems
The V2 Technologies 18.5 inch display is built for continuous surveillance and security installations. It accepts 4K input signals and shows them on a 1366x768 HD LED panel. The unit includes BNC, HDMI, VGA and USB ports for direct connection to DVRs, NVRs, PCs and other video sources. It is not suited for buyers who need higher native resolution for detailed desktop work.
Passive cooling for silent operation
The monitor runs without a fan so it adds no audible noise to a monitoring room. Low power draw supports 24/7 operation without generating noticeable heat. The ultra-thin chassis dissipates warmth across its surface during extended use. No active cooling components are present that could fail over time.
VESA mounting and multi-source switching
VESA mount holes allow wall or arm installation to save desk space in control rooms. One BNC, one HDMI, one VGA and one USB port let operators switch between analogue cameras, digital recorders and PC inputs without unplugging cables. The sturdy stand provides a stable alternative when wall mounting is not possible.
Highlights
- Reliable CCTV viewing via dedicated BNC connection
- Flexible source integration with HDMI, VGA and USB inputs
- Continuous 24/7 operation built for surveillance durability
- Clear 1366 x 768 HD picture on 18.5 inch screen
- Space-saving mounting using standard VESA compatibility
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I mount the 18.5 inch monitor on a wall or arm?
Use the VESA mount holes on the back; the step people miss is removing the supplied stand first and using screws no longer than the chassis depth so they do not hit the panel.
What part of this monitor is most likely to need replacement after years of 24/7 use?
The LED backlight is the component that degrades first under continuous operation, gradually reducing brightness until the 1366x768 image becomes too dim for surveillance work.
Which input limits the resolution to 1366x768 even when a 4K source is connected?
The panel itself is a 1366x768 display, so every input — HDMI, VGA, BNC or USB — is downscaled to that native resolution; the 4K support only means the scaler accepts the signal.
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