Uniview Tec / UVT / IPV5213MX / Dome Camera / IP / 5MP / 2.7-13.5mm Varifocal Lens / True Day-Night / WDR / Lighthunter / 40m IR Surveillance Cables the AC-F44

Name: Uniview Tec / UVT / IPV5213MX / Dome Camera / IP / 5MP / 2.7-13.5mm Varifocal Lens / True Day-Night / WDR / Lighthunter / 40m IR Surveillance Cables the AC-F44
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 90258807826
Price: 154.50 USD
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Uniview Tec UVT IPV5213MX Dome Camera IP 5MP 2.7 13.5mm Varifocal Lens True Day Night WDR Lighthunter 40m IR Surveillance Cables the AC F44 the AC F44 Adapter 908AS60 AZ60 QFP64 varifocal automatic focusing and motorized zoom lens Angle of View (H x V) 106 Fully Adheres to National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) GuidelinesLightHunter Technology for ultra high quality color video images in low light applications with up 5MP

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