Iris Hi-Resolution Analog Mini Dome Camera – 316 Stainless Steel – CVBS – TVI
The Iris Hi-Resolution Analog Mini Dome Camera uses 316 stainless steel construction with CVBS and TVI video formats. Its durable housing and analog compatibility support flexible marine integration, while the compact dome helps operators monitor selected onboard areas without requiring a large camera assembly.
Iris Hi-Resolution Analog Mini Dome Camera - 316 Stainless Steel - CVBS - TVI Specs
| Brand | Iris Innovations |
| Model Name | Hi-Res Analog Mini Dome (SS) |
| Part Number/SKU | IRIS-035-AN |
| Technology Category | High-Definition Analog Marine Camera |
| Housing Material | 316 Stainless Steel Bezel |
| Signal Formats | CVBS (Standard) / TVI (High Definition) - Switchable |
| Resolution | 1000 TVL (CVBS) / 1080p (TVI) |
| Lens | 3.6mm (80° HFOV) Standard / Other Options Available |
| Night Vision | Built-in Infrared LEDs (10m range) |
| Voltage Input | 12V DC |
| Waterproofing | IP66 |
| Standard Warranty | 2-Year Standard |
Common Question of Iris Analog Mini Dome
What video formats does it support?
The Iris mini dome supports CVBS and TVI analog video formats. This allows connection to compatible monitors, recorders, or video systems using the appropriate signal standard. Confirm resolution, connector type, cable length, power supply, mounting, and display compatibility before commissioning the CVBS TVI camera.
What housing material is used?
The camera uses a 316 stainless steel housing, selected for corrosion resistance in marine environments. Proper sealing, cable protection, fasteners, and maintenance remain important in saltwater conditions. Verify the environmental rating, mounting provisions, power connections, and video outputs for dependable 316 stainless mini dome operation.
Is it an IP camera?
No. The product is identified as an analog camera with CVBS and TVI outputs rather than an IP network camera. It requires compatible analog video equipment and separate power. Confirm the recorder, monitor, signal format, connectors, and cable routing before installing the analog marine camera.
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