Eugene Color CCTV Camera Tester 5 Inch sku-7828161232
4.4(12 ratings)Eugene Color Surveillance Equipment, SKU sku-7828161232: a portable 5" 4-in-1 2MP CCTV tester with a 5.0 inch VGA LCD for installation and troubleshooting. It checks analog and HD coaxial cameras, verifies audio input, tests UTP/BNC cables and supports PTZ control. The display has 800(RGB)x 480 resolution and automatically adapts to NTSC/PAL.
Video input is 1 BNC channel for analog, TVI, CVI or AHD signals; CVBS testing is supported. TVI, AHD and CVI testing each support 720P at 25F/30F/50F/60F and 1080P at 25F/30F, with 1 channel of 1080P input for each format. VGA input supports 1024*768 and 1289*1024 resolution when VGA mode is selected in the menu; another specification lists 1024*768 and 1280*1024 compatibility.
The enhanced UTP/BNC cable test has an indicator light and reaches 100-150 meters. PTZ control uses RS485, PELCO-D/P protocols and baud rates of 1200,2400,4800,9600,14400bps. DC 12V/1A output supplies temporary camera power, and a USB 2.0 interface provides 5V/1A emergency output. The adapter is DC 5V(1A). A built-in emergency LED light and 3.7V 3000mAh lithium polymer battery support field use.
Charging takes 2-3 hours and provides 6 hours of use. Operating temperature is 10°C to +50°C, with 30%-90% working humidity. Languages are Chinese, English, Turkish, Russian, Japanese, Korean, French, Italian, Polish, German, Spanish and Portuguese.
The package contains 1x HD coaxial tester, 1x DC5V 1.0A adapter with USB cable, 1x BNC cable, 1x RS485 connector, 1x 12V output power cable, 1x cable, 1x wrist band and 1x user manual.
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