Discount Online Shopping Mall! - Q-See QSC48030 High Resolution Weatherproof CCD Camera w/100ft of Night Vision (Color)

	List Price: $199.99 Our Price: $129.99 Your Save: $ 70.00 ( 35% ) Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours Manufacturer: Digital Peripheral Solutions
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Batteries Included: 0 Binding: Electronics Brand: Q-See EAN: 0645439226784 Feature: 1/3-inch Sony image sensor delivers 480-lines of resolution for crisp and clear quality Is Memorabilia: 0 Label: Digital Peripheral Solutions Manufacturer: Digital Peripheral Solutions Model: QSC48030 Publisher: Digital Peripheral Solutions Studio: Digital Peripheral Solutions
Features 1/3-inch Sony image sensor delivers 480-lines of resolution for crisp and clear quality 36-infrared LEDs allows for night-time visibility of approximately 100 feet Easily connects to any TV/VCR and immediate viewing or recording Weatherproof for both indoor and outdoor use Includes 60-foot cable for flexible installation
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: GREAT camera Comment: Excellent long range durable camera. The model below it I returned. It had horrible night vision at any range. The first one was broken on delivery. The second just sucked. This one is high quality and works really well with my DVR. Excellent range of at least 100 feet. Good choice, professional grade all weather camera. Customer Rating: Summary: q-c qsc 48030 camera Comment: Very nice adjustable bracket. Good camera with about 40 feet of night vision. Very comparable to the Swann Bulldog camera that sells for $78. For another $15, you can get a better bracket for the Bulldog. Customer Rating: Summary: You can't beat this deal with 5 sticks! GO GET ONE, OR TWO! Comment: had this camera up for a week or so now, through tremendous rain storm! no problems! Great camera! Just take a look at the image it sends to my tv capture card at 1:30 in the morning! awesome! I'm getting another one for the back yard too! Customer Rating: Summary: Perfect Comment: Put two of these up after both my teenage daughters cars were egg'ed. They work great - can see perfectly at night. Kind of hope they get egg'ed again so I can get them back here to clean it up! Customer Rating: Summary: Sharp image. Bright at night. Some glare from the infrared LEDs but a bargain. Comment: I have been experimenting with a few low-end security cameras. This is the most expensive camera I have tried, and also the best. It has a very sharp image during the day, and is also surprisingly sharp at night. At night it suffers some from glare on the lens caused by the numerous infrared LEDs. But still, the LEDs provide a lot of illumination which overall is a good thing. This camera is definitely a step up from the SVAT CV31 Hi-Res Outdoor CCD camera. It is both significantly sharper during the day, and significantly brighter at night. Also, it does not suffer from the pinkish cast I sometimes see in the SVAT image during the day. The Q-See is also a more compact design and feels more solid overall. I am especially amazed by the bright color images this camera provides just before dark and just after first light. After dark, the camera switches to a black and white image. One minor gripe about this camera is that the mounting hardware can make it hard to hang the camera from the eves or the rafters in a manner that is less obtrusive. I figured out an improvised solution after some experimentation, but it was not as easy or quick as I would have liked. I have also tried various X-10 cameras and those really compare poorly to this camera. Unless you are really strapped for cash, go with this camera over other cheaper cameras and you will probably not be disappointed.
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