GeoVision GV-TBL4705 4MP H.265 Super Low Lux WDR IR Bullet IP Camera, 4mm Lens

The GeoVision GV-TBL4705 is a 4MP outdoor IR bullet IP camera with a fixed 4mm lens, built for day and night surveillance at homes, businesses and installer-led projects. It pairs a super low lux CMOS sensor with Wide Dynamic Range Pro and H.265 compression. The built-in microphone, intelligent IR and IP67 rating make it a practical choice for exterior doors, lots and perimeters.

Key features

• The 1/3″ progressive scan super low lux CMOS sensor works down to 0.003 lux minimum illumination.
• It records up to 30fps at 2688 x 1520 and supports dual streams from H.265, H.264 or MJPEG.
• Wide Dynamic Range Pro helps balance scenes that mix bright and dark areas.
• Intelligent IR reaches up to 50m (165′), and the removable IR-cut filter supports Day and Night operation.
• A built-in microphone and IP67 ingress protection cover audio capture and outdoor exposure.

Specifications

Model: GV-TBL4705

Brand: GeoVision

Product type: Network Camera

Form factor: Bullet

Effective resolution: 4MP

Maximum video resolution: 2688 x 1520

Maximum frame rate: 30fps

Aspect ratio: 16:9

Image sensor: CMOS

Lens: Fixed, 4mm focal length, M12 mount, included

Maximum aperture: f/1.6

Field of view: Horizontal

Shutter speed: 1/100000 second to 1 second

Wide dynamic range: Yes

Noise reduction: 3D Noise Reduction

Night vision: Yes, infrared (IR), 2 IR LEDs

Night vision distance: 164.04′

Video formats: H.264

Connectivity: Wired, Network (RJ-45)

Storage type: Memory Card

Remote management: Yes

Input voltage: 12V DC

Indoor/Outdoor: Outdoor

Mount type: Wall Mount

Ingress protection rating: IP67

Durability: Waterproof

Operating temperature: -22°F to 140°F

Operating humidity: 95%

Color: White

Height: 6.4″

Width: 2.7″

Weight: 15.87oz

NDAA compliant: Yes

TAA compliant: No

Environmental certification: RoHS

Installation notes

Use the included drill template and waterproof rubber set when mounting to a wall, and seal the cable entry so moisture stays out of the connection. Aim the camera so the IR LEDs do not face a nearby wall or reflective surface, and confirm the view at night before finalizing the position.