IC Realtime - ICR-200HW-V2 / 2MP AVS Fixed Eyeball / 2.8mm Lens / 196ft IR / Built-In Mic / Super Adapt / IP67 SalesEvent-FordRemote VW and Breakout Leads

Name: IC Realtime - ICR-200HW-V2 / 2MP AVS Fixed Eyeball / 2.8mm Lens / 196ft IR / Built-In Mic / Super Adapt / IP67 SalesEvent-FordRemote VW and Breakout Leads
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 88198440606
Price: 200.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0315 (11 reviews)

SKU 88198440606 · ★ 4.0

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IC Realtime ICR 200HW V2 2MP AVS Fixed Eyeball 2.8mm Lens 196ft IR Built In Mic Super Adapt IP67 SalesEvent FordRemote VW and Breakout Leads VW and Breakout Leads CVI or TVI or even analog (CVBS) format recorders for quick & easy camera replacements & upgrades This cutting edge tech complements the camera’s extraordinary 130dB WDR to adjust every Starlight video frame for maximum clarity in real time (of course 8 CMOS Starvis 2MP 30fps@2MP

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