Channel Vision, celebrating 20 years as a leading manufacturer of innovative technology products for the Well-Connected Home™, recently announced they have released a new Varifocal Dome Camera. The 6821-O Varifocal Eyeball Dome is the latest in their line of IP66 Rated Vandal Proof cameras with an elegant Oil Rubbed Bronze finish.

The 6821-O Varifocal Eyeball Dome provides a wide area of coverage during day and night with the ability to view objects in great resolution. The IP66 rated waterproof outdoor camera design and LED illumination makes this the ideal camera for CCTV installations where there is no ambient light or shelter for the surveillance camera. The built-in OSD (On Screen Display) programming gives installers the ability to customise the camera to suit a variety of applications such as back light and high light compensation, auto white balance and motion detection.

The 6821-O Varifocal Eyeball Dome camera boasts a superior Sony 700TVL CCD, perfect for premium surveillance solutions. The 3-Axis mount feature insures that you can manoeuvre the camera to any angle for viewing. The external focus and zoom control screws make it simple to get the best possible image out of the cameras 2.8-12mm varifocal lens.

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