Hard-wired classic cameras

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RE-TCC2
Color hard-wired camera
 

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Datasheet
Lenses
Accessories
Brackets/Housings

 

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   color 420 TV lines
   digital D.S.P.
   audio 
   0,8 lux color

rear panel

technical datasheet

The RE-TCC2 is the classic hard-wired cameras for any general surveillance application. These color standard resolution cameras can be wired to any TV, monitor, video-recorder etc. Alternatively they can be connected to a DSE  radio transmitter (RE-TX2, RE-TX4, RE-TX5) and be part of a RadioEye wireless CCTV system.

The camera
The camera comes with a built-in microphone to capture audio, and is compatible with all DSE lenses. The lens must be purchased separately, along with the 220V/12V power adaptor and bracket if necessary.
These cameras feature the outstanding high resolution Sony SuperHADTM CCD (read the tutorial) unbeatable in terms of luminosity and definition, which DSE is the only company in the sector to offer at a price competitive even compared to low-end CCDs.
Latest generation DSP digital electronics guarantee outstanding colour fidelity and a Signal/Noise ratio over 48 dB, delivering crisp, clear images.

The highest resolution in their category
Having a high resolution means receiving clearer, sharper images and basically translates into a higher quality system.
Cameras RE-TCC2 offer a greater resolution than most of the cameras in the same price range currently on the market: 420 lines, while the average color camera on the market offers 330/380 lines.
On the rear of the camera, as shown here, are the following connections:

Camera controls
On the back of the camera there are 4 micro-switches to optimize the image according to conditions, exploiting the full power of the DSP microprocessor:
BLC on/off (back light compensation). This should be activated when filming a subject in front of a source of strong light, like a window, which would put the subject into the shade. (see tutorials)
Auto-iris or electronic shutter (EE-AI). Automatic shutter control (EE), should be selected if you are using a lens with fixed diaphragm. In this way the camera adapts electronically to the conditions of luminosity. If you are using an auto-iris lens this should be switched to AI. 
AGC on/off. The automatic gain control, which offers better performance in low luminosity, can be switched on or off. (see tutorials).
AWB on/off. The automatic white balancing function can be switched on or off (see tutorials).

Lenses
These cameras are supplied without a lens in order to fit the lens which is most suitable for the size and light of the site. Choose the lens for your camera on the lens page. All DSE lenses can be fitted onto this type of camera, including AUTOIRIS and VARIFOCAL lenses, at no additional expense. These lenses have a C/CS type mount.

Wiring and installation
These cameras can be directly connected to a TV, monitors or DVR using a cable. You can use the 20 m cable RE-CT1 (video+audio+power), or for longer distances coaxial cable such as CV-RG59 in rolls of 100 m.
The camera takes a 12 VDC power supply. To convert the 220V mains power normally available into 12 V, a 500 mA 220VAC/12VDC adaptor such as RE-AL4S.
We also supply brackets for wall-mounting and protective housings. If you need to control more than one camera you can connect them to a video recorder. Modern digital video recorders do not require these control devices and the camera can be directly connected to the video input terminals.
If the camera is connected to an external transmitter like RE-TX2, it can be integrated into a RadioEye® wireless system.
For those with less experience, or needing to refresh their knowledge, the tutorials section contains a number of lessons explaining how to wire and install a hard-wired CCTV system correctly.

The product includes:
  Camera without lens
  Adaptor ring with C/CS mount
  Socket wrench for mounting lens

PLEASE NOTE: Hard-wired cameras are supplied without lens, power adaptor or bracket, which must be ordered separately.