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A 600 TVL colour board camera with CS mount measuring 42 x 42 mm and running on 12 VDC
The Computar Ganz CMB712-CS is a colour board camera delivering 600 TVL resolution. Its CS mount accepts a wide range of interchangeable lenses for flexible field-of-view selection. The compact 42 x 42 mm footprint suits space-constrained surveillance integrations. It is intended for system builders adding a modular camera to custom housings or DVR inputs.
The CS-thread mount allows quick lens swaps without tools, simplifying on-site focal-length changes. A 12 VDC supply powers the unit, a common voltage in existing CCTV infrastructure. The small board dimensions enable installation inside tight enclosures or behind panels. Buyers needing built-in IR illumination or a weather-rated housing should consider separate accessories.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Computar Ganz |
| Model name | CMB712-CS |
The camera provides 600 TVL colour resolution through its CS-mount lens interface.
The board measures 42 x 42 mm and operates on a 12 VDC power supply.
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