DM5560ML

  • Anti-vandal dome IP66
  • 1/3" Sony© Super HAD CCD II
  • Resolution 600 TVL
  • DSP Moonlight
  • 0.00005 Lux without infrared
  • 2.8~10 mm Varifocal lens with Auto Iris
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Moonlight anti-vandal dome camera, allows display at low light without infrared.

Consisting of a sensor 1/3" Sony© Super HAD II CCD with high resolution of 600 TVL in colour. Varifocal lens auto-iris of 2.8 ~ 10 mm with a diagonal field of vision of 94º to 29º. No infrared, but thanks to its special DSP Moonlight, with DSS (Digital Slow Shutter) of up to x256, it is capable of displaying images with excellent quality at a minimum illumination of 0.00005 Lux. It is therefore ideal for situations in which display is required in darkness without IR. It also has IR CUT filter that allows to get an image with sharp and real colours both at day and night.

The DSP Moonlight also incorporates multiple improvements in image quality and features several advanced functions, configurable via its OSD menu:

  • - 3D-NR, digital noise reduction without de-focusing
  • - BLC (Backlight Compensation) and Eclipse (HLC, Strong Light Compensation)
  • - Privacy masks with 4 areas
  • - Mirror Effect
  • - Motion detection (Videosensor)
  • - OSD Menu

BNC video connection. Weatherproof, according to protocol IP67,, can be used for both interior and exterior. For ceiling and/or wall installation.

Image sensor 1/3" Sony© Super HAD CCD II
Resolution 600 TVL
Video output 1Vp-p 75O / BNC
Minimum illumination 0.00005 Lux
S/N ratio > 50 dB
DSS (Digital Slow Shutter) 2X ~ 256X
DSP Moonlight
Basic functions 3D-NR, HLC
Advanced features OSD, privacy masks, Mirror effect, motion detection
Degree of protection IP67
Lens Varifocal 2.8 ~ 10 mm (94º ~ 29º) Auto Iris
Power supply DC 12 V / 220 mA
Temp. operation -10º C ~ +50º C
Dimensions 80 (H) x 120 (Ø) mm
Weight 640 g

- Vandal proof dome camera
- 3 plugs and 3 screws for mounting
- Allen wrench
- DC clamp connector
- User instructions

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