Bolide - BC1536M/90AHQ - HDCVI / 5MP / Bullet Camera / Motorized Varifocal / 5-90mm Lens / Outdoor / IP66 / 40m IR / 12VDC / White Buick Keying KA up to 12

Name: Bolide - BC1536M/90AHQ - HDCVI / 5MP / Bullet Camera / Motorized Varifocal / 5-90mm Lens / Outdoor / IP66 / 40m IR / 12VDC / White Buick Keying KA up to 12
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 35765085863
Price: 211.41 USD
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Bolide BC1536M 90AHQ HDCVI 5MP Bullet Camera Motorized Varifocal 5 90mm Lens Outdoor IP66 40m IR 12VDC White Buick Keying KA up to 12 Keying KA up to 12 Certification ANSI A156 Support More Than 60 Global Brands 40 meters infrared lamp range output Output Mode AHD TVI CVI CVBS Min The new BC1536M 90AHQ is a 5MP IR Bullet Analog camera that has a motorized varifocal lens which allows it to take high quality footage up to 20m (65ft)

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