TRENDnet TV-IP410WN wireless PTZ analog camera
- IEEE 802.11b/g/n
- RJ45
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HD-SDI turret dome camera captures 1080P video through a 3.6mm lens and runs on 12V DC power for indoor or outdoor installation
The KT&C KPC-HNV522M is a wired turret dome camera that transmits 1080P video over HD-SDI coaxial infrastructure. It operates on 12V DC power and uses a fixed 3.6mm lens for a set field of view. The black housing is rated for indoor and outdoor installation.
The 3.6mm focal length cannot be adjusted after mounting, so installers must verify the coverage angle before final fixing. Power is supplied through a 12V DC connection rather than Power over Coax, requiring a separate power run or local supply. No audio, analytics or motorised functions are included.
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| Product color | Black |
| Product type | Wired Camera |
Wipe the dome glass with a soft, dry cloth whenever dust or rain spots appear; no internal lens maintenance is required.
The HD-SDI video transmitter inside the turret dome is the first part to hit its temperature ceiling under sustained use.
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