Marshall Electronics V-1270-PCB-3.6 Low Light Color Board Camara

Marshall Electronics V-1270-PCB-3.6: Advanced Low Light Color Board Camera
Introducing the Marshall Electronics V-1270-PCB-3.6, a high-performance color board camera equipped with a 3.6mm lens and designed to excel in security, industrial, OEM, and scientific applications. This camera features a 1/3 inch Sony Super HAD II CCD sensor and a digital signal processor, ensuring superior image quality even in challenging lighting conditions. Its compact design and robust capabilities make it an excellent choice for applications requiring high-resolution and discreet surveillance solutions.

Exceptional Low-Light Performance for Covert Operations
The V-1270-PCB-3.6 stands out with its 0.1 lux rating, making it particularly effective in low-light environments. This sensitivity is further enhanced when used with Marshall’s V-PL-CS/M12 compatible Wide Angle Pin Hole Lens models, ideal for covert and discreet monitoring applications where maintaining a low profile is crucial.

Flexible Lens Compatibility
Equipped with an M12 lens mount, the V-1270-PCB-3.6 offers flexibility in lens options, supporting most of Marshall’s V-4300 and V-4400 Series miniature lenses. This adaptability allows users to customize the camera setup based on specific operational requirements, whether for detailed close-up work or broader surveillance coverage.

Compact and Versatile Design
Measuring just 38mm in length, width, and 29.3mm in depth, this camera’s compact size belies its powerful capabilities. It is perfectly suited for integration into a variety of setups, from embedded systems in industrial machinery to hidden installations in sensitive locations, providing top-tier functionality without drawing attention.

High-Definition Imaging and Durable Construction
With a resolution of 520 lines and a minimum illumination feature that supports extremely low light conditions, the V-1270-PCB-3.6 ensures crisp, clear images. Its construction is designed to operate effectively within a temperature range of -10°C to +55°C and can withstand harsh environments, proving reliable over a wide range of operational conditions.