Digital Watchdog DWC-B6263WTIR650W Hd Bullet Camera 6-50mm

Product Description

The DIGITAL WATCHDOG DWC-B6263WTIR650W is an HD analog bullet camera designed for outdoor and indoor surveillance applications. It delivers 2.1 megapixel resolution through a varifocal 6-50mm lens, giving installers flexible framing for long-corridor, perimeter, and wide-area coverage. Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) processing manages challenging lighting conditions where bright and dark zones exist in the same frame. Infrared (IR) illumination extends usable night vision without supplemental lighting. This camera is installed by licensed security technicians and integrators working in commercial and residential surveillance systems.

The DWC-B6263WTIR650W suits HD-over-coax analog deployments where existing coaxial cable infrastructure is being upgraded or extended. The universal HD format supports common analog HD signal standards, making it a practical choice for retrofit projects where running new cabling is not feasible. Typical installation scenarios include parking structures, building exteriors, warehouses, and long-range monitoring zones requiring a narrow-to-wide adjustable field of view.

Key Features

• 2.1MP resolution delivers clear HD image quality over coaxial cable
• 6-50mm varifocal lens provides adjustable field of view for flexible aiming and framing
• Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) compensates for high-contrast lighting environments
• Built-in IR illumination supports night vision in low-light and zero-light conditions
• Universal HD analog format supports retrofit installations on existing coax infrastructure
• Bullet form factor suits wall and ceiling mounts for directed outdoor surveillance

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard installation option for HD-over-coax analog surveillance systems accepting universal HD analog bullet cameras.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified security technician or low-voltage integrator familiar with analog HD coaxial camera systems. Power down the recorder or power supply before connecting or disconnecting the camera. Secure mounting hardware appropriately for the surface material, whether concrete, wood framing, or steel, to ensure stable long-term positioning. Adjust the varifocal lens and IR settings after mounting to confirm proper coverage and focus before closing out the installation.