EV-Y1501-A2WWQ

HD 5MP 2.8mm Bullet Camera

The ENFORCER HD 5MP Fixed Bullet Camera offers high-resolution video and advanced technology in a compact and accessible package. With True Wide Dynamic Range (WDR), Digital Noise Reduction (3DNR) and Day/Night (ICR) capabilities, the camera provides excellent picture quality.

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  • 1/2.8″ 5MP Sony CMOS Sensor
  • 20FPS@5MP, (2592×1944)
  • 2.8mm Fixed lens
  • TVI, CVI, AHD, CVBS (Analog)
  • True Wide Dynamic Range (WDR)
  • 3D Digital Noise Reduction (3DNR)
  • True Day & Night Function with ICR Module
  • IR Range 98′ (30m)
  • Operating temperature: -40°~131° F (-40°~55° C)
  • Rugged weatherproof construction (IP66)
  • Heavy-duty vandal-resistant design
  • Cables concealed in bracket to prevent tampering
  • 12VDC

Camera 

Image sensor 1/2.8″ 5MP Sony CMOS sensor
Effective pixels 2592(H)x1944(V)
Formats TVI (Default) / CVI / AHD / Analog (CVBS)
OSD (On-screen display) Yes
S/N ratio 35db
Minimum illumination Color: 0.05Lux at F1.2 (AGC on)
0Lux with IR on
IR Distance Distance up to 98′ (30m)
IR LEDs 2x 850nm LEDs

Lens

Lens type Fixed
Focal length 2.8mm
Maximum aperture F1.6
Field of view 128°
Video
Resolution 2592×1944
WDR Yes
Shutter control Auto
White balance Auto
Gain control Auto
Noise reduction 3DNR
Privacy masking Off, on (4 areas, rectangle)

Certifications

Certfications CE, FCC, RoHS
Electrical
Operating voltage 12VDC
Current Draw IR On: 440mA
IR Off: 80mA
Environmental
Operating conditions -40°~131° F (-40°~55° C)
IP Rating IP66 Weatherproof
Construction
Casting Metal
Dimensions ø2-13/16″x5-15/16″ (ø71×151 mm)
Weight 0.7-lb (340g)

Product Information Sheet (PI)

Manual

On-Screen Display Manual

Comparison Chart

FAQs

Check that the correct power supply is in use.

Change the position of the camera.

Adjust the monitor’s contrast knob. Change the position of the camera.

Clean the lens using a soft, clean cloth. Check that the light source is adequate.

Change the position of the camera.

  1. Check that the camera is powered up.
  2. Check that the power supply’s polarity is correct. Check that the monitor is powered up.
  3. Check that the video cable connecting the camera to the monitor is connected properly.
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