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A 600 TVL colour board camera with a 3.3-12 mm varifocal auto-iris lens, measuring 42 x 42 mm and powered by 12 VDC
The Computar Ganz CMB712-V312A is a 600 TVL colour board camera designed for integration into custom surveillance housings or space-constrained installations. Its 42 x 42 mm footprint suits builders who need a discreet imaging module that runs on 12 VDC power.
A 3.3-12mm auto-iris varifocal lens lets installers adjust the field of view on site, while digital day/night switching handles changing light without mechanical filters. The analogue 600 TVL output caps detail at standard-definition levels and requires a compatible DVR or capture device; it cannot connect directly to IP networks or modern NVR systems.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Computar Ganz |
| Model name | CMB712-V312A |
The built-in 3.3-12 mm varifocal lens is the only option on this 42 x 42 mm board camera; it adjusts the field of view from wide to narrow without swapping optics.
600 TVL delivers roughly 600 horizontal lines of detail, giving clear standard-definition analogue video suitable for general surveillance on a 12 VDC system.
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