SNQ-22581 25mm CVBS Analog Camera Module Starlight Level 720P Camera Module

Model: SNQ-22581 | Sensor: Sony IMX225 | Size: 25mm x 25mm | Version: V1.0

A cost-effective, starlight-level camera module with 720P resolution and 1000TVL CVBS output. Designed for analog system upgrades and compact, budget-conscious applications.

The SNQ-22581 is a high-value camera module designed to provide a significant performance upgrade for standard definition analog systems. It features the Sony IMX225 sensor, known for its excellent low-light capability, and outputs a high-quality CVBS analog signal with a clarity of 1000 television lines (TVL). Its extremely compact 25mm x 25mm size and very low power consumption make it an ideal drop-in replacement for older, lower-performance camera boards or as the core of new, cost-effective analog camera designs.

The module is built on a 25mm x 25mm double-layer PCB. This small size allows it to fit into a wide range of existing and new compact camera housings with ease.

• Superior Low-Light Capability: Delivers clear images in extremely low-light environments down to 0.00008 Lux in black and white mode.

• High-Clarity Analog Output: Provides a detailed 1000TVL image over standard CVBS output, maximizing the potential of analog recording equipment.

• Essential Image Controls: Includes features like WDR (BLC/HLC) for backlight handling, Digital Noise Reduction for cleaner night video, and a One-Push White Balance button for quick color setup.

The module consumes less than 1 Watt of power (typically 80mA @ 12V), making it highly energy-efficient and reducing heat generation within the camera housing.

• Dimensions: 25mm x 25mm.

• Mounting: Uses standard mounting patterns for easy installation.

• Configuration: All image settings (WDR, DNR, Sharpness, etc.) are managed through an On-Screen Display (OSD) menu accessible via a connected keypad cable.

• Download Datasheet (PDF)

• Download Wiring Guide (PDF)

• Download OSD Menu Manual (PDF)

Note: This is an analog (CVBS) output module. For the easiest upgrade, simply connect it to your existing analog DVR using coaxial cable.