Specifications:

• Image Device: 1/4" Sharp super HAD DSP CCD color
• Number of Pixels: PAL: (H)795 x (V)596; NTSC: (H)811 x (V)508
• Horizontal Frequency: NTSC 15.734kHz; PAL 15.625KHz
• Vertical Frequency: EIA 60Hz; CCIR 50Hz
• Clock Frequency: NTSC 28.636MHz; PAL 28.375 MHz
• Scanning System: 2:1 interlace
• Horizontal Resolution: 450 TV line
• Minimum Illumination: 0.5 Lux
• Power Supply: 12V DC ±10% 8W(max) @ 200ma / 670ma(IR on)
• S/N Ratio: More than 52db
• Lens: Fixed 3.6mm lens
• Gamma Characteristic: 0.45
• Day/Night: Changes into the monochrome view under 1 Lux (optional upgrade)
• Video Output: 1V pp 75 ohms
• Electronic Shutter: EIA1/60~1/100,000 sec; CCIR1/50~100,000sec
• White Balance: Auto
• Backlight Compensation: Auto
• Gain Control: Auto
• Pan/Tile Speed: Pan 9°/S; tilt 20°/S
• Max. Pan Angle: 22.5°(pan angle programmable by dip switch)
• Vertical Rotation Angle: 0-90°
• Max. Pan Angle: 360°
• Operation Temperature: -10°C to +45°C
• Storage Temperature: -30°C to +60°C
• Power Consumption: 12V DC, 300mA
• Size: 130 x 137mm/5.1 x 5.4in (H x Dia.)

Features:

• 1/4" color Sharp DSP CCD
• Fixed 3.6mm lens
• 0.5 Lux min. illumination
• 450TV line resolution
• Remote controlled pan/tilt
• Programmable pan angle
• 0-22.5° to 0-360° adj. pan angle
• 0-90° tilt angle
• Pan speed 9°/S
• Tilt speed 20°/S
• Ceiling mount
• Remote range up to 500m

Details:

How to Install a Wired Surveillance System:

• Determine where you want the camera to point. Wired systems are commonly used with just one camera. Choose a high position for a perspective of the entire room
• Consider installing a camera at your front door to see who is knocking without having to look through the peephole. Door surveillance is particularly useful in large homes and for people with mobility issues. Combine the system with an intercom for added convenience
• Plug the cables into the recording device. You can use a dedicated DVR, a VCR or a computer to record the images from the camera
• Run the cable (most wired surveillance systems use one cable for both power and signal) to your surveillance camera. Wires can be concealed beneath rugs or carpeting, within walls and behind furniture
• Mount the camera. Cameras can be mounted on the walls or on the ceiling. It's usually as simple as drilling two holes and screwing in the camera mount
• Test the line of sight and adjust the camera. Ask another person to watch the live broadcast from the camera as you adjust it to monitor some target. Lock the camera in position when you have it adjusted properly
• Program when you want your recording device to record. Most computer-controlled surveillance systems allow you to either schedule a recording session or set the system to motion detection. The second alternative only records when motion is present in camera's line of sight

Package Included:

• 1 x Super HAD DSP 1/4" Sharp Chip Half Dome Style High Resolution 450 TV Lines Security CCTV Wired CCD Color Camera 
• 1 x Remote Controlled Pan and Tilt