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CAM4000

Visonic’s CAM4000 is a full featured IP Wi-Fi/Ethernet Outdoor infrared illuminated camera that works with the company’s newest revision of PowerLink2, a broadband adaptor. The camera can operate independently as a stand-alone or system camera. An Ethernet cable is not needed because the camera installs outdoors with 12-volt AC power only.

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CAM4000

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