Pan / Tilt / Zoom Cameras | Analog Video Cameras
NEW! 36X Zoom 700 Lines Outdoor 390' IR PTZ with WDR Great for mobile applications
» 36X optical zoom & 32X digital zoom
» 700 lines of resolution
» 1/4" Sony Double Scan CCD WDR » IP66 outdoor rating » 390' IR range ICR
» RS-485 Pelco D & P Protocol » 63 Programmable Presets » Operates on 12 Volts DC 3.3A » 5.4" (w)
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Comes with 1-year warranty and 30-day money-back guarantee.
PART # RES LENS IR RANGE PRICE PC409IRPTZ 700 3.4-122.4mm 390' $2,999.99 Outdoor Vehicle-mount PTZ Camera
» Sony Super HAD CCD » 360° continuous rotation with a preset pan speed up to 100°/sec, manual panning speed over 60°/sec
» Auto focus lens with 27× Optical Zoom and 10x digital zoom » On screen display for easy camera and features setup » IP67-weatherproof rating, with CE and FCC certifications » RS485/RS-232 command inputs using standard protocols » Program up to 8 guard tours and 127 preset positions for continuous scanning over specified areas and near-instant manual override positioning on command
» Alarm inputs move the camera to specified preset positions 7" × 6" height, with die-cast aluminum construction and O-ring moisture seals & epoxy power coating for corrosion resistance. 12-18 volts DC power operation
Comes with 1-year warranty and 30-day money-back guarantee. PART #
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Great for emergency response
vehicles, news vans, ocean marinas and rooftops
Underexposed Overexposed Perfect Exposure
390' IR RANGE
390' RAN
SEE WHA W SEE WHAT YO WIDE DYNAMIC OU'VE BEEN MISSING
Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) cameras use advanced digital processing to capture two images at different exposures and then combines them into one image The result is video with near perfect exposure
exposures and then combines them into one image. The result is video with near perfect exposure.
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