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VideoSecu VD6HW2 2-pack vandal dome analog camera 600TVL 3.6mm 65ft IR

SKU CH-B3BS-AM80H

Two vandal-resistant dome cameras deliver 600 TVL analog video with 3.6 mm wide-angle lenses and 65 ft infrared night vision

  • Highest resolution600 TV Lines
  • Connection methodWired - BNC Video
  • Type of cameraVandal Resistant Dome Camera
  • Sensor typeBuilt-in 1/3 in SONY CCD, Color DSP
  • Lens3.6 mm wide angle
  • Power detailsDC 12 V
  • Vandal-proof aluminium housing resists tampering outdoors
  • 600 TVL Sony CCD sensor captures sharp detail
  • 6 mm wide-angle lens covers broad areas
  • 20 IR LEDs illuminate up to 65 feet at night
  • Two cameras with two power supplies included

Two-pack vandal dome analog cameras

The VideoSecu VD6HW2 kit contains two vandal-resistant dome cameras built for indoor or outdoor surveillance. Each unit uses a 1/3 inch Sony CCD sensor with color DSP to deliver 600 TV lines of horizontal resolution. A 3.6 mm wide-angle lens provides broad coverage and twenty infrared LEDs illuminate scenes up to 65 feet in total darkness. The die-cast aluminum housing resists tampering and weather exposure.

Suits analog CCTV installs needing a pair of cameras

This pair fits installers extending or building a standard-definition BNC system with coaxial cabling and a DVR that accepts NTSC signals. It is not for buyers who want IP networking, HD-SDI or AHD high-definition formats, or wireless connectivity. The cameras require a separate 12 V DC power source and a DVR, monitor and cables that are not included.

600 TV lines analog resolution over BNC

The defining specification is the 600 TV line analog output transmitted through a BNC connector. This resolution level determines the detail captured on a compatible DVR and confirms the camera belongs to the standard-definition CCTV class. Buyers must match this signal type and resolution to their existing recorder to avoid incompatibility.

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Price $81.99
Cheaper than about 65% of the 1,032 comparable items (median $119.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameVideoSecu
Model nameVD6HW2
Product colorWhite
Product typeInfrared Camera
Display
Highest resolution600 TV Lines
Audio & video
Type of cameraVandal Resistant Dome Camera
Sensor typeBuilt-in 1/3 in SONY CCD, Color DSP
Lens3.6 mm wide angle
Night vision supportYes
Connectivity
Connection methodWired - BNC Video
Power
Power detailsDC 12 V
In the box
In the box(2) Dome Camera, (2) Power Supply and Warning Sticker

Questions about this item

How do I mount the vandal dome and connect the BNC video and 2.1 mm power cables so the housing stays weatherproof?

Secure the aluminum dome to a ceiling or wall, run the BNC video lead to the DVR and plug the 2.1 mm center-positive DC 12V connector into the supplied power supply; seal the cable glands to maintain the weather-resistant rating.

Which components will need replacement first — the IR LEDs or the power supplies — and what is the IR specification?

The 20 built-in LED illuminators are rated for 65 feet of night vision; LED output dims gradually over years, while the two included DC 12V power supplies are the typical first point of failure.

At what distance does the 3.6 mm wide-angle lens stop identifying faces under the 600 TVL sensor during sustained night recording?

The 3.6 mm lens paired with the 1/3 inch Sony CCD delivers 600 TV lines; facial detail becomes unreliable beyond the 65-foot IR range, especially in continuous low-light operation.

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