MXR-5847vf wireless color camera kit

    Aug. 20, 2007
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    VideoComm Technologies introduces the MXR-5847vf 5.8GHz wireless color camera kit, an economical solution for real-time, high-resolution wireless video applications, which is not susceptible to interference from 2.4GHz 802.11 b/g data devices. Plug ' Play out of the box, the low profile design allows for easy setup with convenient rotary switch channel selection and power indicator. Designed with 90 percent and efficient, low noise switching voltage regulators, the system can operate between 8 to 32 Volts DC in a variety of commercial, industrial or consumer applications. The MXR-5847vf kit transmits real-time, high-resolution video signals for indoor applications ranging up to 1,000 feet line of sight. Choose from a variety of optional receiver antennas to dramatically increase transmitting range. The system includes a 470 line high-resolution CCD camera, 4 to 9mm vari-focal lens, 5.8GHz receiver, AA battery pack holder, mounting bracket and power supplies.

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