StarDot NetCam SCM MCLDC Box Camera, 2MP, 4-10mm Lens, 12VDC/24VAC, H.264

The StarDot Technologies SDH Series SDHM200B 1080p 2MP Color Box Camera utilizes a 1/2.5" CMOS sensor and a 4 to 10mm varifocal lens to capture clear images in a maximum resolution of 2MP (1920 x 1080) @ 30 fps. This box camera accepts CS-mount lenses (not included), and a C-mount lens can also be used with the help of an adapter (not included).

This camera along with MCLDC (Multi-Channel Long Distance Coaxial) technology is able to transmit megapixel video through 1,000.0’ (304.8m) of coaxial cable without a repeater or transmitter. This is because MCLDC camera transmits DVB-T signals that can travel along coaxial cables. It transmits strong signals that can travel up to 3,000.0’ (914.4m) through high-quality coaxial cables. Because an MCLDC camera utilizes DVB-T signals, up to 16 MCLDC cameras can be connected to a single coaxial cable.

Available Configurations Include:

SDHM200BN StarDot NetCam SCM MCLDC Box Camera, 2MP, 4-10mm Lens, 12VDC/24VAC, H.264, True Day/Night

SDHM200BN-NL StarDot NetCam SCM MCLDC Box Camera, 2MP, No Lens, 12VDC/24VAC, H.264, True Day/Night (no lens)

SDHM200B-NL StarDot NetCam SCM MCLDC Box Camera, 2MP, No Lens, 12VDC/24VAC, H.264 (no lens)

SDHM200B features include:

• MCLDC 2MP 1080p box camera
• 1920 x 1080 @ 30fps
• Automatic image controls
• 1/2.5" CMOS imaging sensor
• C-mount lens (CS-mount lens with adapter can also be used; available separately)
• Long distance data transmission via a coaxial cable
• 12VDC / 24VAC power
• DC auto iris support
• Low power consumption of 4W
• Image Properties: Automatic exposure, automatic flicker reduction, automatic gain control, automatic color balance, automatic backlight compensation, digital noise reduction, auto sharpening
• EMI approved, FCC Class A, CE (EN55024)
• Long distance cable run up to 3,000.0' (914.4m)
• An installer can easily add more cameras to an MCLDC security system; daisy chain topology means that adding a new camera is as simple as connecting a coaxial cable from the nearest camera
• MCLDC camera also simultaneously transmits analog video can be transmitted down the same cable as the megapixel transmission; this can be used to utilize analog monitors that are already in place such as in a retail store or a casino that wants to watch the surveillance cameras on their existing monitors
• Being able to add 16 cameras to a single cable alleviates issues such as limited conduit space and having to install multiple cable runs (adding to the overall cost of an install)
• The MCLDC network channel receiver is ONVIF Profile S compliant so MCLDC technology is compatible with a wide range of VMS platforms