Bolide - N1509 - IP / 5MP / Eyeball Camera / Vari-Focal / 2.8-12mm Lens / IP66 / 20-35m IR / DC12V PoE / White Finish Simplex Jeep Grand Cherokee Chrysler Ram

Name: Bolide - N1509 - IP / 5MP / Eyeball Camera / Vari-Focal / 2.8-12mm Lens / IP66 / 20-35m IR / DC12V PoE / White Finish Simplex Jeep Grand Cherokee Chrysler Ram
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 98553680012
Price: 194.40 USD
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Rating: 4.0342 (6 reviews)

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Bolide N1509 IP 5MP Eyeball Camera Vari Focal 2.8 12mm Lens IP66 20 35m IR DC12V PoE White Finish Simplex Jeep Grand Cherokee Chrysler Ram Jeep Grand Cherokee Chrysler Ram Dodge 2014 2020 Steering Lock Emulator 2006 2010 Audi TT Supports network interrupt The new N1509 is a 5MP IR Eyeball network camera that has a Vari Focal lens which allows it to take high quality footage at any range

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