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Exview C515SG Sony Effio 700TVL 2.8~12 mm Varifocal Lens IR Bullet Camera

Key Features:

1/3" Sony Super Exview HAD II
700 TVL Resolution
10-100 Meters Outline Visible Distance
LED Constant Current Control
Anti-Glare Double Glass Avoid Light Reflection
Built in Removable IR Cut Filter
OSD MENU Available
Mist-Resistant
IP67 Weatherproof Rated
Heater Built In For Application of Cold Countries

Model	C515SG
Image Sensor	1/3” Sony Exview HAD II
Video Format	PAL / NTSC
Number of pixel (PAL)	976(H) x 582(V)
Number of pixel (NTSC)	976(H) x 492(V)
Horizontal Resolution	700TVL
Minimum Illumination	0 Lux While IR-LED on
S/N Ratio	More than 60dB (AGC Off)
Synchronization System	Internal
Lens	Varifocal Lens (4-9mm / 2.8-12mm Optional)
IR LEDs	(08)24pcs
Electronic Shutter Speed	1/50-1/100,000Sec. (PAL), 1/60-1/100,000Sec.(NTSC)
White Balance	OSD MENU/Default
Day / Night Switch	Automatic
Motion Detection	OSD MENU/Default
DNR	OSD MENU/Default
WDR	OSD MENU/Default
License Plate	OSD MENU/Default
Video Output	BNC 1.0Vp-p 75 Ohm
Power Supply	DC 12V
Operational Condition	-10 °C +50 °C, RH85%(MAX)
Material of Body	Alloy Aluminum
Water Proof Rated	IP67
Net Weight	1100g
Gross Weight	1400g
Product Dimensions	250 x 101 x 156 mm (L x W x H)
Package Dimensions	335 x 205 x 125 mm (L x W x H)

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Exview C515SG Sony Effio 700TVL 2.8~12 mm Varifocal Lens IR Bullet Camera

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Reviewer: Tony Glickman from Manchester

I bought the camera (Exview C515SG Sony Effio Exview HAD II 700TVL 2.8~12 mm Varifocal Lens 60m IR Camera.) about 4 months ago now and it has give no trouble at all since. In fact, it is the best camera that I have purchased to date. The zoom and focus controls are covered by water resistant caps - with 'o' rings to ensure water does not get in. The lense is top quality, sharp to the corners at either full zoom or wide angle. The lense is not one of these 'f2' cheaper type lenses, but an excellent 'c'/cs' type lense - probably in the region of 'f1.4'. This f1.4 lense gives a much brighter field of view, and with the bigger diameter lenses gives higher resolution images. I have the camera set at wide angle, and the picture is sharp even to the edges - this is important as people try to creep up to the side of cameras so as not to be seen! The CCD sensor is also very sensitive, staying in full colour mode when all the other local security camera i/r illuminators in the area have come on and they have turned to b/w mode. When the ambient light has fallen to a certain low level, the camera then suddenly switches to b/w mode. Most cameras lose colour right up to when they become b/w, but this one maintains full colour right up to the optimum end. When setting up the camera, I find it easier to stand where the camera needs to be looking, then focus in that part of the wall where the camera needs to be mounted. You can adjust the angle of view from a similar distance from where it will be looking from the ground. This procedure will give a good indication of what you want the camera to do before going up the ladder! The camera is relatively easy to to fix and adjust into position. The camera is mounted on an arm with three 'knuckles' for adjustment. This is very important as this ensures that the camera can stay 'level' with the area under view - you can't do this with most two 'knuckle mount arms... Securing each 'knuckle', is done with an M3 Allen wrench. This can be a bit fiddly, but it is well worth it once it is done. The arm is secured via a large round 'foot' to where ever you are mounting it to. When the camera is set up, just sit back and watch in high 700tvl resolution. An excellent camera.