NiteDevil 24C Mini Eyeballs (TVI-CVI-AHD-CVBS)

• Full Colour 24/7
• Sees in Low Light
• NiteDevil Tech
• 2, 5MP or 4K models
• TVI, CVI, AHD & CVBS Out
• Dual IR & White Light
• Extra Wide 2.8mm Lens
• White or Black Case
• Low Voltage 12V
• Metal Case
• Picture Flip
• Audio Over CO-AX Feature with compatible DVR**
• 1 Year Warranty

The latest addition to our best selling NiteDevil camera range, these mini eyeballs represent great value for money giving stunning performance 24/7. NiteDevil technology maintains superb full colour CCTV pictures night and day using only a minimal amount of ambient light.

The perfect choice for doorways and key entrances as the colour images at night can be vital for evidence purposes by identifying the colour of a vehicle of a person’s coat or hair. The 2.8mm fixed lens gives an extra wide image for general surveillance and requires no lens adjustment straight out of the box. A choice of 4 brackets offers real flexibility and makes this a great camera to keep on your van as a spare.

Available in a choice of models including standard 2MP, hi-res 5MP and ultra hi-res 4K these great value cameras are compatible with TVI, CVI, AHD such as the Zip DVR range as well as older legacy DVRs that are CVBS only.

Dual IR & White Light LEDs

In addition to having superb nightvision capabilities, this mini eyeball also houses a dual IR and white light LED system. The IR has a discrete 20M range that isn’t visible to the human eye whilst the white light is a useful visual deterrent so you can choose the best method for your setup.

Built In Mic plus Audio Over CO-AX feature!!

This mini eyeball has a handy microphone pre-fitted for picking up sounds or conversations in a radius of up to 7M.*

There’s also a new Audio Over CO-AX (AOC) feature that when used with the latest** Zip SUPA-S DVR (HERE) you can use the RG59 cable usually reserved for the video feed to bring back audio to the DVR.

* Mic range will depend on environmental conditions.

** Supa-S model (March 2022 onwards). Check your DVR under the menu “System > General” under “Audio Input Type” it will be listed as “Coaxial Audio” if it is compatible.