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• Double-Scan Wide Dynamic Range
• High sensitivity 1/3" Color CCD
• Auto Varifocal Lens (2.8~12mm)
  External Focus control
• Cable through Bracket
• Day & Night Function
• High Resolution
• 0 Lux at IR LED On (77pcs
• Automatic Black Light Compensation
• 3D DNR (digital noise reduction)

Wide dynamic Range (WDR)

By adopting a proprietary SV-IV DSP chip, the camera delivers clear, high quality pictures even in backlight, by increasing exposure in dark areas while decreasing it in bright areas; a corrected image with clear details results.

Auto Filter Change

At daytime, IR light is fitered away in the camera by the IR-cut filter in order to render color images that humans are used to. When light conditions are too dark to render color images, the IR-cut filter is automatically removed to enable the camera to make use of the IR light to produce a high quality black & white video.

External Lens Control

External lens control knobs on back of the camera make installation snd setting up the camera easier. The included 2.8~12mm Auto-Iris Lans and adjustable mount gives you the best shot at any angle.

3DDNR (3D Digital Noise Reduction)

The high performance SV-IV DSP chip dramatically reduces the hain noise in digital image processing, producing clear, sharp images in low lighting environments.

WEATHER-RESISTANT & SUN-VISOR / HIDDEN CABLE MOUNT

The built-in removable sun shield that will help ensure you a clear picture and protect the camera from the elements.

IR-CORRECTED LENS INSTALLED

Use a day & night or monochrome cameras for the IR Corrected lenses. Regular color cameras will not be affected by the IR corrected lens. When using the day/night or monochrome cameras, nearly any outdoor, as well as some indoor applications, will require, or at least benefit from using IR corrected lenses. This is because many natural light sources also contain infrared light, lighting changes with a higher infrared, lower infrared, or without infrared at all. When using ordinary lenses, the result is a blurred, or in a worst case scenario, a completely unfocused picture.