Product guide

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10
Concept Pro
VCP551W
Housed Colour Mono Camera c/w Zoom lens
Cameras - 1/4" Colour Camera Housed c/w Zoom Lens
n CCD 1/4”
n Resolution Colour 480 Lines
n Sensitivity Colour
1 Lux
n Sensitivity Mono
0.5 Lux
n Sensitivity DSS Colour 0.005 Lux
n Sensitivity DSS Mono
0.001 Lux
n Lens Size
3.9-85.8mm
n Optical Zoom 22x
n V
oltage
12V DC / 24V AC
n Power Consumption
800mA / 9.6W (Max)
n Dimensions (WxHxD) 110 x 218.6 x 325.7mm
n W
eight
Appr
ox. 1.6Kg
Other Features
n Auto White Balance
n Auto Gain Control
n Back Light Compensation
n On Scr
een Display
n 10x Digital Zoom
n Flickerless
n RS-485 Inter
face
n Auto Iris
n Auto Focus
n Cable Management Bracket
n Internal / External
n Weatherproof
n 5 YEAR WARRANTY
The VCP551W is a high performance 22x zoom camera in a unique weatherproof
housing.
The camera offers an effective solution for a wide range of applications, featuring a
resolution of 480TVL and day/night operation. Available with an RS-485 controller
interface, the VCP551W can be integrated with a variety of control equipment including
standard telemetry keyboards and PTZ enabled DVRs, guaranteeing ease of set up and
control.
Technical Tips
W
hen installing IR cameras, attention should be taken in the positioning of the camera in order to maximise the effectiveness and
c
overage of the IR. Low powered IR LEDs can be affected by environmental conditions resulting in poor performance. Where
po
ssible, the following should be avoided:
n Lar
ge areas of tarmac.
n Ar
eas which are mainly laid to grass.
n Ar
eas with many concrete surfaces.
IR is ab
sorbed by the above types of surface, which can significantly reduce the IR coverage. If the scene does contain areas
men
tioned above, it is advisable to use a high powered IR unit in order to increase the IR performance and compensate against the
environmental conditions.
In normal conditions, IR rays bounce off a surface and are reflected back into the camera. If there is nothing for the IR to bounce off,
the camera will not see the light and it may appear as if the IR is not working. In this situation, when a person or vehicle appears in
the scene the object should then become visible.
Note that the power consumption of IR cameras can increase under cold conditions. This is due to LEDs burning brighter in cold
w
eather and should be taken into consideration when calculating power supply requirements.
NOTE:
This is not an
IR camera
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