Vista VVRD28V12MHDAIRW 1080P TVI/AHD/CVBS Dome 2.8-12mm F1.4-360 30m IR 12VDC

Vista VVRD28V12MHDAIRW 1080P TVI/AHD/CVBS Dome 2.8-12mm F1.4-360 30m IR 12VDC

The VVRD28V12MHDAIRW vandal resistant cameras are capable of providing full HD 1080p resolution in TVI High Definition Analogue (HDA) format, over the coax  cabling. With a wide range of features, they are suitable for many internal and external applications. The cameras include an auto-focusing, motorised 2.8-12mm zoom lens, which can be controlled either from the internal tact switch or over the coax from a compatible DVR, making image set up and adjustment very simple. A comprehensive On screen Display (OSD) menu provides access to settings such as DWDR to provide balanced images in areas where there are contrasting scenes of view. True Day/Night operation with an IR cut filter assists with the excellent low light performance. The motorised lens auto focuses when switching between colour and monochrome modes to counteract IR focal shift for pin sharp 1080p images both day and night. Tested to BS EN 62262, the IK10 vandal resistant VVRD also has 3-axis gimble to further simplify installation and a wide range of bracketry provides multiple mounting options. The default settings allow it to work automatically out of the box on TVI coax (for image and lens control), with 1000TVL CVBS allowing the VVRD28V12MHDAW cameras to also work on legacy equipment.

Key Features

• Full HD imaging: Full HD 1920×1080 resolution in TVI or AHD formats ensures excellent images over the coax
• Motorised 2.8-12mm lens: The autofocus, motorised 2.8-12mm lens is controlled by either the tact switch or DVR, making for easier engineer set up and adjustment
• Triple format: A single output provides 1080p or 1000TVL in CVBS to ensure compatibility with modern and legacy DVRs
• TDN operation with IR: The switching IR cut filter ensures quality images day or night, with integral IR providing up to 25m of illumination
• Vandal resistant IP66 housing: The IK10 housing has been tested to BS EN62262: 2002 standards, making it robust enough to survive in most environments