TRENDnet TV-IP410WN wireless PTZ analog camera
- IEEE 802.11b/g/n
- RJ45
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A compact 600 TVL analog camera with a 3.7 mm pinhole lens for discreet 12 V DC surveillance
This new analog camera uses a 1/3" Sony Super HAD II CCD sensor delivering 768 x 494 effective pixels and 600 TV lines of resolution. A 3.7mm pinhole lens provides a discreet field of view in a UFO-type hidden housing. It operates on 12V DC power and offers 0.5 lux minimum illumination.
Not suited for installations needing weather resistance, varifocal adjustment, or higher resolution formats such as HD-SDI or IP streaming. Buyers requiring integrated audio, motorised zoom, or PoE power should consider alternative camera types.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Bluecctv |
| Model name | BL-HI9880S |
The camera operates on a 12V DC power source. You must provide a compatible 12V DC power adapter or supply unit to power the device.
Yes, as a standard analog CCTV camera, it outputs a composite video signal via BNC connector, making it compatible with older DVRs that accept analog CVBS input.
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