This infrared night vision camera uses a CMOS sensor rated to 1000TV lines and holds usable image quality down to 0 Lux with its F1.2 aperture, meaning it doesn't need any ambient light source to keep producing a readable picture. It's built for installers and dealers sourcing monitoring equipment at volume, with the sensor and IR specs to back coverage in low-light and fully dark conditions.
Key Features & Benefits
- CMOS image sensor, 1000TVL resolution — delivers sharper detail than standard-definition analog cameras, useful for identifying faces, plates, or fine detail on playback.
- 0 Lux minimum illumination at F1.2 — the camera can still produce a usable image in complete darkness, relying on its 36-piece Ф5 LED infrared array rather than ambient or streetlight.
- 36 x Ф5mm infrared LEDs — a dense IR array built into the housing gives the camera its own light source at night, instead of depending on external lighting.
- Signal-to-noise ratio above 48dB — a higher SNR means less visual grain and static in the image, particularly in low-light footage where noise is most noticeable.
- Wide shutter speed range, 1/50 (1/60) to 1/100,000 sec — lets the camera adapt exposure across fast motion and bright light shifts without blowing out or blurring the image.
- Runs on DC 12V, 750mA — standard low-voltage DC input, straightforward to wire into typical CCTV power setups.
Product Details
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Image sensor | CMOS |
| Resolution | 1000TV lines |
| Minimum illumination | 0 Lux at F1.2 |
| Signal-to-noise ratio | Greater than 48dB |
| Shutter speed | 1/50 (1/60) sec to 1/100,000 sec |
| Power requirement | DC 12V, 750mA |
| Infrared LEDs | 36 x Ф5mm |
| Video output / interface | Not specified |
| IR range | Not specified |
| Housing / IP rating | Not specified |
| What's included | Not specified |
Why Customers Choose This
A camera's daytime image quality rarely decides whether it catches something useful, its low-light performance does. The 0 Lux rating at F1.2, backed by a 36-LED infrared array and a sub-48dB noise floor, means this camera keeps producing usable footage after dark instead of dropping to a grainy silhouette. For dealers and installers stocking CMOS monitoring equipment, the wide shutter range also means fewer callbacks from clients dealing with washed-out footage in mixed lighting.
FAQ
Does this camera work in complete darkness?
Yes. It's rated to 0 Lux at F1.2, and its 36-piece infrared LED array provides its own light source, so it doesn't depend on ambient or external lighting at night.
What resolution does this camera record at?
It uses a CMOS sensor rated at 1000TV lines, which produces sharper detail than typical standard-definition analog cameras.
What power supply does it need?
It runs on DC 12V at 750mA, which is a standard low-voltage input used across most CCTV power setups.
How does it handle bright light or fast motion?
Its shutter speed adjusts across a range of 1/50 (1/60) to 1/100,000 of a second, letting it adapt to sudden lighting changes and fast-moving subjects without overexposing or blurring the image.
Setup Note
Installation requirements (mounting hardware, cable type, DVR/NVR compatibility) are not specified in the source data. Confirm wiring and video output format with the installer before publishing final setup instructions.
