TeleEye has expanded its ultra-high resolution 700TV lines analogue cameras with the launch of SF487XM that contributes to greater customer benefit. Equipped with IP66 weather-proof and long range IR illuminations, the SF487XM is ideal for outdoor perimeter protection. It is suitable to fulfil the requirements of ultra-high resolution analogue surveillance projects which require monitoring a good distance away, such as an entry gate, parking lots, traffic controls and private buildings.

TeleEye SF487XM is a professional security camera, with long distance infrareds and a 6-22mm vari-focal lens, 30m IR range that makes the work of monitoring objects or areas that are far away a simple affair. The superior SONY image sensor gives extreme high performance in locations like construction sites, warehouses and industrial areas. It can still maintain crystal-clear images even in low light conditions. Comparing with conventional analogue cameras in either 480 or 540 TVL, the new 700 TVL long range camera captures video with greater details.

Features:

  • Ultra High Resolution 700 TVL
  • SONY Super HAD II CCD sensor
  • Wide Dynamic Range
  • IR illumination up to 30m
  • Auto IR cut filter
  • Auto Iris Lens
  • Vari-focal lens 6-22mm
  • IP66 Weather Proof Standard
  • Suitable for perimeter protection

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