EverFocus ED630e 700 TVL D-WDR & 3-Axis Gimbal Mechanism Indoor IR Dome Camera

Condition: New Features: Auto Gain Control, Automatic White Balance, Day/Night, Digital Noise Reduction, Motion Detection Tracking, On Screen Display Menu, Privacy Masking, Wide Dynamic Range NDAA Compliance: No Brand: EverFocus Motion Detection: On/Off for 24 x 16 Zone Blocks Mirror: On/Off Digital Reduction: On/OFF Synchronization: Internal Video Output: BNC 1.0V p-p 75 Ω Signal System: NTSC, PAL Backlight Compensation: HLC/BLC/Off IR LEDs: 30 LEDs Lens Size: 2.8-10mm Camera Signal: Analog Lens Type: Varifocal Durability: Indoor Automatic Balance: ATW / PUSH USER1 USER2 ANTI CR MANUAL LOCK Image Device: 1/3' SONY EXview HAD CCD II (960H) Electronic Shutter: 1/60 (1/50) ~ 1/100,000s Dimensions (W H): 140mm (O.D.) 112mm (H) 5.5' 4.4' (H) Infrared Distance: 0~60 Feet Sensor Option: CCD IR 15m/50ft S/N Ratio: Over 52dB (AGC off) Privacy Zone: 8 Zones Programmable Power Consumption: IR Off- 12VDC- 2.5W 24VAC-4W, On- 6W 24VAC- 7.5W OSD Menu: English Japanese German French Russian Portuguese Spanish Simplified Chinese Operating Temperature: -10°C~50°C 14°F~122°F Minimum Scene Illumination: 0.03 Lux/F=1.2; 0 Lux (IR LED On) IR Wavelength: 850nm Mount Ceiling, Wall On Yes Privacy Masking: Yes Wide Range: Yes Auto Control: Yes Automatic Yes Motion Tracking: Yes Mirror: Yes Day/Night: Yes Digital Yes

The ED630e from EverFocus is a 700 TVL D-WDR & 3-axis gimbal mechanism indoor dome camera.

Features

• 700 superior image quality by 960H Sensor
• Sony Effio-E platform to provide advanced camera functions
• Vari-Focal DC Iris Lens 2.8~10mm with ICR
• High sensitivity, low smear, high anti-blooming and S/N ratio performance video
• True Day/Night ICR module LEDs reach up 15m/~50ft. range
• Easy use OSD Setup Menu
• D-WDR functions ATR technology fit backlight conditions
• Built-in Electronic Shutter (AES), Gain Control (AGC), Back Light Compensation (BLC) and Auto Balance (AWB)
• Built-in Detection, Mask advanced surveillance functions
• 3-Axis mechanical design fits flexible view perspective requirements