IC Realtime - IPMX-E40F-ADW1 / 4MP IP Indoor/Outdoor Turret Eyeball Camera / Fixed 2.8mm Lens (H:103°, V:53°) / 98 Feet LED / POE Capable / Active Deterrent CGDI Ergonomic handle with overmolded TPR
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IC Realtime IPMX E40F ADW1 4MP IP Indoor Outdoor Turret Eyeball Camera Fixed 2.8mm Lens (H:103°, V:53°) 98 Feet LED POE Capable Active Deterrent CGDI Ergonomic handle with overmolded TPR Ergonomic handle with overmolded TPR grip provides extra reach to gain mid span access to riser cables in corners or hard to reach places PN: 8990H 0R030 Eyeball dome cameras are IC Realtime’s most popular camera style for a good reason they combine the easy installation of a bullet camera with the weather & toughness of a dome camera IPMX E40F ADW1 with Active Deterrence joins the IC Realtime camera family as its newest Eyeball Domes and one of its most skilled
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