Vandal-proof camera AHD, HD-CVI, HD-TVI, PAL APTI-H24V31-2812W-Z - 1080p 2.8 ... 12 mm - MOTOZOOM

Megapixel camera with 1/2.8" Sony STARVIS™ CMOS sensor and AHD / HD-CVI / HD-TVI / CVBS interface Thanks to the "Starlight" technology used, the camera only needs very low light to get a clear color image. The AHD / HD-CVI / HD-TVI / CVBS interface allows the transmission of analog video signals via coaxial cable at a resolution of 1080p. Thus, it is possible to transmit images with HD resolution over distances of up to 500 m with low installation costs During transmission, there are no delays and the original high image quality is preserved.In the case of video transmission via twisted-pair cable and impedance matching transformers, it is necessary to bear in mind the possibility of signal reflections and signal interference. The used motozoom lens with a focal length of 2.8 ... 12 mm allows remote adjustment of the viewing angle. Setting the camera in PAL mode allows to obtain images in 960H resolution.


The signal format is selected by tilting the joystick and holding it for 5 s without entering the OSD menu. Changing the signal format to NTSC in the camera, causes the image to disappear in the connected AHD/HD-CVI/HD-TVI DVR. Note: After connecting the power supply, you can only change the standard once with the joystick. To change the standard with the joystick again, you need to reconnect the camera power supply. After changing the standard, the joystick controls the camera lens (up, down) Lens control over the coaxial cable works only in AHD / TVI mode.

STARLIGHT IS ALL YOU NEED AT NIGHT

Starlight technology is top shelf when it comes to night image quality, but also not only. A special sensor with a minimum sensitivity of 0.003X lux is capable of capturing images along with color. Even when most ordinary surveillance cameras switch to black and white mode. Moreover, if one were to compare a camera with Starlight technology and a standard surveillance camera in daylight conditions. The former will also capture a sharper and more detailed image, as the high light sensitivity will still make a difference during the daytime, and the WDR wide dynamic range function will pull out even the smallest details from the video footage.