Canon

VB-H41

Canon’s VB-H41 Full HD IP Security Camera features a completely new structural design for increased durability with improved bearings and a flexible-cable assembly. The security camera includes a Genuine Canon 20x optical zoom lens with 12x digital zoom, a wide 60.4º angle of view, and an improved Auto Focus algorithm to improve focusing accuracy in various difficult shooting conditions. Working together with a built-in thermal sensor, the VB-H41 Auto Focus algorithm corrects for temperature changes in the installation environment. An electronic Image Stabilization feature minimizes blur, and the VB-H41 supports select third-party USB joysticks for controlling PTZ and presets. The VB-H41 can capture image detail in low-illumination environments down to 0.4 lux at F1.6 and 1/30 sec. in color and 0.02 lux at f/1.6 and 1/30 sec. in black & white.

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