Bolide - BN7002 - IP / 4MP / High Definition Box Camera / 3 Streams / 12VDC - POE / BNC Output / SD Card Slot / IP66 Extractors MAX OPENING ANGLE

Name: Bolide - BN7002 - IP / 4MP / High Definition Box Camera / 3 Streams / 12VDC - POE / BNC Output / SD Card Slot / IP66 Extractors MAX OPENING ANGLE
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 68706405724
Price: 105.20 USD
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Rating: 4.8388 (20 reviews)

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Bolide BN7002 IP 4MP High Definition Box Camera 3 Streams 12VDC POE BNC Output SD Card Slot IP66 Extractors MAX OPENING ANGLE MAX OPENING ANGLE 2005 2014 Honda Ridgeline 3MP (2048 x 1536) @ 30fps The new Ipac NX series features up to 4 Mega Pixels of stunning Ultra HD resolution combined with the Next Generation of compression standards which allows for bitrates nearly half those of other cameras utilizing older H

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