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Specifications:
- Image Sensor :1/3 Sharp CCD
- Effective Pixels: PAL:512(H)×582(V) NTSC: 512(H)×494(V)
- Sensing Area: 3.6×2.7mm
- Signal System: PAL/NTSC
- Horizontal Resolution: 420TV lines
- Shutter Speed: 1/50(1/60)-1/100,000sec
- White Balance: Auto white balance
- S/N Ratio: More than 48db(AGC OFF)
- Minimum Illumination: 0Lux At Night(LED ON)
- Video Output: 1.0Vp-p,75Ω
- Power Requirement: DC 12V
- Operation Temperature: -10℃~+50℃ RH95％Max
- Sync System: Internal Synchronization
- Video Out :BNC
- Dimensions: Φ100×65mm
- LED Number: Φ5 12PCS
- Infraed Lamps: 10m
Package Included:
- 1 x STD-2042C Digital Day & Infrared Dome CCD Camera
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06-23-2009- Other Thoughts: First, the size. It literally fits in your hand! The size means the camera can slip into a shirt pocket and go anywhere.
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