Description
Quick Specs:
► 1/2.8″ color Sony Exmor 2.2 Megapixel CMOS video sensor
► Progressive Scan High Definition Video Image
► SDI
► 1920 x 1080 @ 30fps
► 0.1 LUX (color)
► Auto-electronic shutter, Sens-Up
► Auto white balance
► 2D & 3D Noise Reduction
► 30 Infrared LEDs
► Mechanical IR cut filter
► OSD Menu
► Power: 12VDC
Easy Upgrade To High Definition Surveillance
For current owners of CCTV surveillance networks, the upgrade path from a standard CCTV camera network to an IP based network can represent daunting challenges. For these clients, SDI technology offers an easy to use alternative. The biggest advantage, when installed networks are concerned, is the plug-and-lay aspect of SDI. They use common coaxial cables, so there is no need to lay new cables if you are replacing a camera that uses the same cables. They don’t use IP connections, so there is no need to call in a network specialist to set up your DVR or remote viewing equipment.
SDI – Serial Data Interface
Sometimes called Serial Digital Interface, the SDI format provides an easy to implement method of connecting advanced CCTV cameras to existing, and new, security networks. They use coaxial cable, so if you already have a network that uses coaxial cable, you don’t have to replace them. This means saving both time and money, especially on long cable runs. No new cable required, no new installers (labor charge). SDI security cameras connect directly to coax.
Bigger than 1/3″: The NEW Sony™ Exmor 2.2 Megapixel Sensor
The image pickup at the front end of this camera uses a 1/2.8″ Sony sensor. This new sensor is: larger, brighter, and has a better data/light collecting surface than a 1/3″ sensor. This means a better video picture, more accurate color reproduction, and better contrast (making tasks like facial recognition much easier).
True High Definition 1920x1080p Picture
Not only do you get true high definition (progressive scan) video, this camera comes with an OSD menu that lets you fine tune the camera. You can set up: digital wide dynamic range (DWDR), Sens-Up, 2D & 3D digital noise reduction, back light compensation (BLC) and more.
Varifocal Lens and IR Subsystem
This camera can be used inside or outside. The front end contains an infrared LED array, aided by a mechanical IR filter, for zero-light operation. A 2.8-10mm varifocal lens lets the user adjust near/far for better focus and adjusting the field of view.
Go to: COR-HD5V Specification Sheet
