BCS surveillance camera BCS-B-TA15FSR4(2.0) — 5MP 2.8mm lens, AHD/HD-CVI/HD-TVI/PAL

BCS surveillance camera BCS-B-TA15FSR4(2.0) is a wired 5 MP analog camera with a 2.8 mm fixed lens designed for wide-angle coverage. The unit supports multiple video formats — AHD, HD‑CVI, HD‑TVI and PAL — enabling integration into analog or hybrid CCTV systems. Intended for indoor and outdoor installation, the camera delivers higher-resolution detail for monitoring entrances, corridors, small parking spaces and other areas where clear image quality and multi-format compatibility are needed.

Advantages

The camera provides 5 megapixel resolution for improved image detail compared to traditional analog models while preserving compatibility with existing coaxial infrastructure. The 2.8 mm fixed lens offers a wide field of view suitable for general surveillance tasks. Multi-format video output (AHD/HD‑CVI/HD‑TVI/PAL) simplifies integration with a range of DVRs and recorders. The wired design ensures stable video transmission with low latency and reliable power delivery when used with appropriate supply equipment.

Suitable for

• Indoor monitoring of corridors, hallways and rooms
• Outdoor surveillance of entrances, building perimeters and small parking areas
• Hybrid CCTV systems combining analog and HD formats
• Replacement or upgrade of older PAL cameras to higher resolution

Key specifications

• Image sensor resolution: 5 megapixels
• Lens: 2.8 mm fixed wide-angle lens
• Supported video formats: AHD, HD‑CVI, HD‑TVI, PAL
• Connection type: wired coaxial (BNC) compatible systems
• Suitable installation environments: indoor and outdoor use

How to use

Select the appropriate video format on the camera to match your recorder or DVR before installation. Mount the camera on a stable surface at a height and angle that provides the desired coverage; the 2.8 mm lens delivers a wide field of view, so position the camera to avoid unnecessary obstructions. Connect the camera to a compatible DVR or recorder using coaxial cable and a BNC connector, and provide power according to the camera's power requirements using a regulated supply or power over coax solution if supported by your system. Adjust focus and framing during setup and verify image quality on the recorder before finalizing the mount and weatherproofing.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use low-loss coaxial cable sized for the required run length and a compatible DVR that supports the camera's selected format. Place the camera under protective housing or an overhang in exposed outdoor locations to reduce direct weather exposure. Regularly check connections and clean the lens surface to maintain image clarity. When upgrading from PAL to higher-resolution formats, test compatibility with existing recorders to confirm supported frame rates and resolution settings.