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DMR540 - Color Outdoor Infrared 4-9mm Varifocal 540 Line Bullet Camera
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Model Number: DMR540
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This color camera is weatherproof - so it can be used inside and out. It's infrared - so it can see during the day and at night, and its varifocal - so it can see close up or distance. The focus and zoom controls are located externally for easy adjustment. For more info on calculating field of view, check out our lens calculator tool.
 Due to amperage required, you should not install with plug and play cable, use RG59 instead.
Feel free to call us for more info.
Features:
- Varifocal 4 to 9mm lens
- 1/3 inch Sony Super HAD CCD Sensor
- 540 TV Lines
- Built in 54 Infrared LEDs
- 125ft. IR view distance
- Exterior adjustments for focus & zoom (no need to remove housing)
- Weatherproof housing for outdoor use
- Wall mount only
- Cable management bracket included<
Specifications:
- TV System: NTSC
- Image Sensor: 1/3-inch Sony Super HAD CCD sensor
- Resolution: 540 lines
- Video Output: 1.0 Vp-p 75 Ohms
- Min. Illumination: 1 lux (0.02 lux with IR On)
- Shutter Speed: 1/50~1/12,000 sec.
- Backlight compensation: Auto
- White balance: Auto
- Gamma correction: > 0.45
- S/N Ratio: Over 50dB at AGC Off
- Waterproof rating: IP55
- Operating Temperature: -20°C ~ 50°C
- Dimensions: 85mm (D) X 124mm (L) / 3.35in(D) X 4.9in(L)
- Weight: 680g (1.5 lbs.)
- Power Supply: 12V DC, 1Amp (not included)
 If you need a power supply to manage multiple cameras click here.
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Product Reviews
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Business Owner
Ronnie Bagwell
(Jackson, Ms)
11/7/2009 6:36 PM
Cameras worked will. The color of the camera is a little different than in the picture. It is actually more of a light purple color. The pictures are great and installation was a breeze.
I would definitely recommend this camera, especially with the price at DSC.
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DMR540 Review
Sparky Sheets
(Columbus Ohio)
10/18/2009 7:58 AM
Original Customer Review:
Just placed one of these on my porch at my farm to watch wildlife and for security. Easy setup. Following comments are with about 10 hours of experience; will comment later when I have more time. Was in focus when I installed, but wanted to mess with zoom--very difficult to get the zoom 'knob' to move. Focus 'knob' had no problem. Eventually I got a pretty good picture during daylight. The infrared mode is much poorer than I had hoped for. Very dark.
DSC Response:
The IR on this camera should be pretty good. If your IR is dark there are a couple things that could be going on: For one thing, infrared cameras need something to bounce the IR light off of. So if you are pointing your camera off into the distance outside with not much in the field of view, the image would generally appear dark. But, if anything moves into the field of view then the IR will have something to reflect off of and the object should appear brighter. Another issue to consider is power. High IR cameras need lots of power to be effective. You bought the 12VDC power supply from us which should be plenty of source amperage - but you could be having issues due to the type of cable and connections that you are using. We recommend 18 guage. If you are still having issues with the IR please reply back and we'll get you some more help.
Customer Response:
Thanks. I will try the things you suggest, although my cable is fixed...I placed it before I put the drywall up--it is good camera cable, as far as I know. Once the camera has been up and working for a couple of weeks, I'll revisit the web site and give an update. Appreciate the customer service.
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