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Ivory box CCTV camera with varifocal lens mount and power supply

VideoSecu

VideoSecu SC17GKit-N1 box CCTV camera 3.5-8mm 700TVL 12V

SKU CH-XMRW-S3B2R

Analog box camera with 700 TVL Sony Effio CCD, 3.5-8mm varifocal lens, 12 V power supply and mount included

  • ColorIvory
  • Network CameraNo
  • TypeBox Camera
  • Connection TypeWired - BNC video
  • Sensor & Detectorbuilt-in 1/3" SONY Effio CCD
  • MAX Resolution700 TV Lines
  • Clear 700 TVL images from 1/3" Sony Effio CCD
  • Adjustable 3.5-8mm varifocal lens sets exact field of view
  • Day/night auto-iris captures detail in changing light
  • Includes 12V DC 500mA power supply and mounting bracket
  • Wired BNC connection works with legacy analog DVR systems

Analog box camera for legacy DVR systems

This wired box camera uses a 1/3-inch Sony Effio CCD sensor to deliver 700 TV lines of resolution. It is designed for owners of traditional analog DVR installations who need a replacement or additional camera. The kit includes the camera body, a 3.5-8mm varifocal lens, a mounting bracket and a 12V DC power adapter. It is not a standalone device and cannot operate without a compatible analog recorder.

Fixed analog BNC interface limits resolution

Video travels over a coaxial BNC connection to the DVR, capping image detail at 700 TV lines. The link does not carry power, so the supplied 12V DC 500mA adapter must reach the camera location. Cable runs are constrained by analog signal attenuation and the lack of network connectivity means no remote configuration or IP-based recording. The varifocal lens adjusts between 3.5mm and 8mm but requires physical access to the camera.

Verify DVR compatibility

Confirm that your existing recorder accepts standard analog BNC input and supports 700 TV line cameras. Ensure a 12V DC outlet is available at the intended mounting point or plan for a suitable power extension. The camera will not function with HD, AHD, TVI, CVI or IP recorders and provides no wireless or Wi-Fi capability. Buyers needing higher resolution, network access or a complete new system should consider modern alternatives.

Highlights

  • Clear 700 TVL images from 1/3" Sony Effio CCD
  • Adjustable 3.5-8mm varifocal lens sets exact field of view
  • Day/night auto-iris captures detail in changing light
  • Includes 12V DC 500mA power supply and mounting bracket
  • Wired BNC connection works with legacy analog DVR systems

Specifications

BrandVideoSecu
ModelSC17GKit-N1
ColorIvory
Network CameraNo
TypeBox Camera
Connection TypeWired - BNC video
Sensor & Detectorbuilt-in 1/3" SONY Effio CCD
MAX Resolution700 TV Lines
Lens Type3.5 - 8mm Varifocal
PowerDC 12V
Features• Image sensor: built-in 1/3" SONY Effio CCD • High resolution: 700 TV lines • Lens: 3.5 - 8mm Varifocal • Electronic shutter: Auto iris • CS-Mount • Day night vision feature: operate in normal color mode; automatically changes to a special low-light black-and-white mode when the light fades at dusk • Signal system: NTSC • Can be mounted on ceiling or wall • Power consumption: 12V DC 500mA power supply (included)
Package Contents(1) Box Camera (body only), (1) Lens (3.5-8mm Varifocal), (1) Camera Mount, (1) Power Supply, Free Warning Sticker

Questions about this item

Should I choose the 3.5mm or 8mm end of the varifocal lens for my install?

The 3.5 - 8mm varifocal lens is externally adjustable so you can set any focal length between the wide 3.5mm view and the narrower 8mm view after the camera is mounted.

What does 700 TV lines actually look like on a monitor?

700 TV lines is the maximum horizontal resolution the 1/3" Sony Effio CCD delivers over the analog BNC output; it appears as a clear standard-definition picture on a compatible DVR and monitor.

The camera uses a BNC connection — what does that limit in practice?

The wired BNC video output carries an analog signal only, so the camera must connect to a traditional analog DVR with coaxial cable and cannot work with HD or IP recorder systems.

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