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Budget Day/Night Outdoor 15M Infra Red CCTV Camera - KPC136ET

KPC136ET Budget Day/Night Outdoor 15M Infra Red CCTV Camera

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ex.VAT : £41.64

Earliest Delivery : Tomorrow delivery box Order this product before 16:45 on Tuesday 7 February 2012 to get it on Wednesday 8 February 2012. UK mainland only.

Earliest Collection : Today delivery box Order this product before 15:00 on Tuesday 7 February 2012 to collect it on Tuesday 7 February 2012 from 9:00. The collection point will close at 17:30.
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Great for night vision up to 15M, sharp pictures and great infra red capability.
Instant day/night monitoring, (colour during the day, B&W at night using infra red)
Camera will see up to 15m at night using advanced infra red LEDs. Infra red beam will have a horizontal angle of 80 degree.
The camera changes into infra red night vision mode when it detects the light levels dropping below a certain level allowing a seamless transition between day and night.
Use internally or externally (fully weatherproof),
3.6mm lens gives a field of view of 72 degrees
Suitable for use in totally dark light conditions (0 lux),
CCD lens offering excellent 500 TV line quality,
85mm Diameter x 100mm Length,
12V Camera,
1 Year Guarantee

Connect your cameras to a DVR to record and view a high quality digital image.

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1-Apr-2010 Gully: is this a 1/4 or 1/3 lens?

mark h: The CCD is 1/3. The lens is 3.6mm

22-Nov-2010 MW: What is the wavelength of the IR?

mark h: Its 850nm

2-Jan-2011 gareth: can this be put in to a tv using scart ? i need a new camera to hook up to my vcr thanks

mark h: Yes it can. You would require a power supply for the camera, if you have an existing one 500ma-1amp 12v with a 2.1mm jack would be suitable. You would also need a BNC cable and a SCART connector. If you are going directly into a TV, a composite in (yellow RCA) would give a better image

8-Mar-2011 Markus: What is the power consumption? Is 2A 12V PSU sufficient for 4 cameras?

mark h: On a short run it should be, however we recommend 1amp per camera

30-Nov-2011 Stuartm5: Can this camera be viewed on a mac computer???? Or have software installed on it so u can view it?

Gavin: Hi Stuart, this camera needs to connect to a DVR, which can then be connected to a broadband router. With the addition of the Eagle Eyes app you will then be able to view on your Mac. Thanks

30-Nov-2011 Stuartm5: Whats a DVR??? And does that come with it???

paul: If you buy the KPC136ET all you get is the camera. You would need a power supply at £14.97, 20 metre or a 36m cable for connecting the camera to a DVR. A DVR stands for digital video recorder this is needed for CCTV system to function. You would also need to hard drive installed in the DVR if you wish to record. Details of DVRs can be found at;- http://www.iviewcameras.co.uk/Digital+Video+Recorders/cat.asp Please call sales for a quote and we can discuss a suitable system in greater detail.

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