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Color Cameras
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CC3320-3 1/3 inch (PAL)
The CC3320-3 is a compact and lightweight, 1/3- inch image format, digital color CCD camera with contemporary styling and easily accessible side panel controls.
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CC3500S-2 1/3 inch (NTSC)
The CC3500S-2 is a standard resolution digital camera with 330 TV lines. The camera features color balance settings, gamma level adjustment, automatic gain control, digital signal processing for automatic backlight compensation and line lock.
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CC3500H-2 1/3 inch (NTSC)
The CC3500H-2 Series is a high-resolution digital camera with 480 TV lines. The camera features color balance settings, gamma level adjustment, automatic gain control, digital signal processing for automatic backlight compensation and line lock.
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CC3551H-2 1/3 inch (NTSC)
Designed and manufactured in the USA, the CC3551H-2 color camera has extended Digital Slow Shutter (DSS) settings to enhance the low light performance of the camera. DSS settings slow the picture frame rate and increase the camera's sensitivity in low light conditions. Light sensitivity increases as the number of fields of integration increase.
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CC3600H-2 1/3 inch (NTSC)
The CC3600H-2 is a high-resolution digital camera with greater light sensitivity at 0.3 lux. The features of the camera include color balance settings, gamma level adjustment, automatic gain control, digital signal processing for automatic backlight compensation and line lock.
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CC4620-3 1/3 inch (PAL)The CC4620-3 is a compact and lightweight, 1/3- inch image format, digital color CCD camera with contemporary styling and easily accessible side panel controls.
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CCC1300H-2 1/3 inch (NTSC)
The CCC1300H-2 is Pelco's smallest digital color CCD camera. The compact camera's high resolution, 1/3- inch imager and high-density image sensor ensure a sharp and clear picture over a wide range of conditions.
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Contact a DUMAC CCTV representative for more information at info@dumac.com or call (315) 463-1010. |
