Model No-2340
| Product name | : | IR Dome camera – AVI-VIS-2340 |
| Product Category | : | Dome Cameras – Vandal proof IR Dome Camera Range |
| Product Sub-category | : | Dome Cameras |
| Model Number | : | AVI-VIS-2340 |
1. Vandal proof IR Dome Camera
2. SONY/SHARP Color CCD
3. IR LED: Ã~5X24PCS, IR LED working Distance: 20M
4. OSD Menu controlled by cable button
5. Lens: Board Lens 3.6mm/F2.0
6. Dimension: Ã~94 x 69(H) mm
| Model | : | AVI-VIS-2344 |
| Image Sensor | : | 1/3″ SONY ICX639BK CCD |
| Horizontal Resolution | : | 540TV Lines Low Illumination |
| Pixels | : | PAL: 752(H) Ã-582(V), NTSC: 768(H) Ã-494(V) |
| TV System | : | PAL/NTSC |
| IR LED | : | Ã~5 X 24 PCS |
| IR Series Distance | : | 20 M |
| Lens | : | Board Lens 3.6mm/F2.0 |
| Sync System | : | Internal |
| IR Status | : | Under 10 Lux by CDS |
| Usable Illumination | : | 0.0005 Lux/F2.0 (LED ON) |
| IR Power On | : | CDS Auto Control |
| S/N Ratio | : | >=54dB (AGC OFF) |
| Gamma Correction | : | 0.45 |
| Video Out | : | Composite Signal (1.0Vp-p, 75O) |
| Scanning System | : | PAL: 625 Lines, 50 Field/Sec; NTSC: 525 Lines, 60 Field/Sec |
| Electronic Shutter Time | : | Auto: PAL 1/50-1/100,000Sec; NTSC 1/60-1/100,000Secn |
| Operation Temperature | : | -10° ~ +50° RH95% Max |
| Storage Temperature | : | -20° ~ +60° RH95% Max |
| White Balance | : | Auto |
| Power Source | : | DC12V 300mA |
| Weight | : | 250g |
| Warranty | : | One year warranty |
| Annual Maintenance Contract | : | Available |
Product Description
The AVI-VIS-2340 infra red dome camera is ideally suited to provide your home or business with the affordable and no-frills security protection you seek. The discrete dome design makes it impossible for intruders to guess the direction in which the dome camera is pointed. The camera, once installed, is vandal-proof and cannot be removed easily from its fixed location.
The dome camera’s 20-meter range provides it to monitor a relatively large area and deliver high-resolution images. Connect it to a CCTV monitor or a television set using the composite video signal output and you will have a system up and running in five minutes