Spyder Element IR

    Aug. 20, 2007
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    Sperry West offers the high-resolution Spyder Element infrared (IR) video camera for day-to-night video surveillance, indoors or out. The Spyder Element IR video camera is contained in a weather-resistant and rust-retardant, brushed aluminum casing. The high-resolution, color, infrared camera auto-switches from color to black and white infrared as lighting conditions change. The 24 infrared LEDs cast a viewable area up to 80 feet deep in 0 lux lighting (no light).

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