EV-Y4201-A2SQ

4-in-1 HD TVI, CVI, AHD, Analog Corner-Mount Camera

The ENFORCER 4-in-1 HD TVI, CVI, AHD, Analog Corner-Mount Camera equipped with Sony STARVIS™, that provides high quality color saturation when recording at night. The Corner-Mount Camera has a discreet, low-profile appearance and a wide-angle lens, making it perfect for elevators and office corners.

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  • Select between multiple formats: TVI, CVI, AHD, and Analog
  • 1/2.8” 2MP Sony STARVIS™ CMOS
  • Full HD (1920×1080) resolution
  • True Day & Night function with ICR mechanism
  • 3DNR (3D Noise Reduction)
  • D-WDR (Digital Wide Dynamic Range)
  • Built-in internal joystick OSD control
  • Vandal-resistant metal front panel
  • Weatherproof (IP65)
  • 30 Covert IR LEDs for discreet monitoring
Housing ColorSilver
TypeCorner-Mount Camera
Image sensor1/2.8″ 2MP Sony STARVIS CMOS
FormatsTVI / CVI / AHD / Analog (TVI Default)
Resolution1920×1080
Viewing Angle130°
TV Lines1200TVL
3D-NRYes
2D-NRYes
DNRYes
DWDRYes
On Screen Display (OSD)Yes
Onboard On-Screen Display (OSD) ControlYes
Megapixels2MP
Minimum Illumination – IR On0Lux
Minimum Illumination- LEDs off0.01Lux, F1.6
IR RangeUp to 82ft (25m)
Video Output1.0Vp-p complex video output
FPS30FPS
Lens3.0mm ICR
F StopF1.6
No. of IR LEDs30
S/N Ratio50dB
DSS (Digital Slow Shutter)Yes
Shutter ControlYes
Operating Voltage12VDC
Current DrawON: 400mA, OFF: 80mA
Gain ControlYes
White BalanceAuto, Day & Night
IP RatingWeatherproof IP65
Operating Temperature14°~122° F (-10°~50° C)
Dimensions7-1/2″x5-1/2″x1-11/16″ (190x140x43 mm)
Weight13.75-oz (390g)
Product Information sheet (PI) (pdf, 852KB)
Manual (pdf, 396KB)
On-Screen Display Manual (pdf, 1957KB)
Advertisement (pdf, 2544KB)

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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