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Infrared Camera | AHD 2.0 High Resolution

Clear image quality even at night, for those who want to control the camera using only coaxial cables! Remote control of the camera OSD menu via DVR with BNC video cable.

The DDAH-232BL36 is an AHD2.0 infrared camera that solves issues such as "wanting to adjust the brightness of dark areas caused by backlighting" and "wanting to control the camera using only coaxial cables" that occur in monitoring environments. With a 2-megapixel SONY CMOS sensor, it not only provides Full HD high-resolution video at AHD2.0 but also achieves clear image quality at night. 【Recommended for the following concerns】 ◆ Clear image quality even at night ◆ Wanting to adjust the brightness of dark areas caused by backlighting ◆ Wanting to control the camera using only coaxial cables <Reasons for being chosen> ・1/2.9 inch SONY Progressive Scan CMOS ・1985(H)×1105(V) 2.19M ・Video output resolution AHD (1920×1080P) *For more details, please contact us.

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DDAH-232BL36

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Corresponding processes/scenes: - Camera control is possible using only coaxial cables thanks to the UTC function (AHD 2.0). - Remote operation of the camera OSD menu via DVR using BNC video cables. - The D-WDR function adjusts the brightness of dark areas caused by backlighting, improving visibility.

AHD2.0 Infrared Camera 'DDAH-232BL36'

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