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PMT Eachine 1000TVL FPV Camera

PMT Eachine 1000TVL FPV Camera

  • 1/3 CCD
  • Field of view: 110°
  • 2.8 mm with IR coating

Description

The Eachine 1000TVL FPV camera is a compact, lightweight mini camera for FPV use on multicopters and other RC models. With a 1/3″ CCD sensor, 1000 TVL resolution and a fast 2.8 mm lens (110° field of view) it delivers a razor-sharp image – even in low light (0.08 Lux).

The video signal can be freely switched between PAL and NTSC. A factory-active WDR function ensures balanced contrast in difficult lighting conditions; there is no OSD menu. The wide input voltage range of 5–20 V allows operation from a wide variety of power sources, while the low power consumption makes it ideal for drones.

An included lens cover protects the lens. Thanks to its low weight of just 10.4 g and its compact form factor, the camera is also suitable for small builds.

Technical specifications

Sensor 1/3″ CCD
Resolution 1000 TVL (PAL: 976H × 582V / NTSC: 976H × 494V)
Video format PAL / NTSC (freely switchable)
Lens 2.8 mm, IR-coated, M12 thread
Field of view (FOV) 110°
Light sensitivity 0.08 Lux / F1.2
Input voltage DC 5–20 V
Power consumption 27–105 mA
Functions WDR (active by default); no OSD
Operating temperature 0–40 °C
Camera dimensions 28 × 24.5 × 17.5 mm
Lens size 17 × 14 mm
Weight 10.4 g (without box and cable)

Scope of delivery

  • 1× Eachine 1000TVL FPV camera
  • 1× connection cable
  • 1× lens cover

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€ 19,95
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