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Difference between CNB BBM-20 & CNB BBM-24F???

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I am looking at getting CNB BBM-20 Cameras. But I see the CNB BBM-24F and the only difference I see is that is had 2 ICR(which IDK what it is, I assume it is 2 IRs) and that it has a min lux of .005 not .05.

 

I would like to get the CNB BBM-20 because it is cheaper, but would also like to know the difference.

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BBM-24F is True Day Night (Mechanical IR Cut Filter AKA ICR).

Neither have IR, they are just Day Night box cameras.

Add your infrared separately.

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BBM-24F is True Day Night (Mechanical IR Cut Filter AKA ICR).

Neither have IR, they are just Day Night box cameras.

Add your infrared separately.

 

So basically they are the same camera?

 

They are both "True Day Night" Cameras correct?

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hi. the usa spec is not right. it is T/D night.

 

 

Model BBM-20

DIMENSIONS

Signal System NTSC

Scanning System 2:1 Interlace

Sync. System Internal

Scanning Frequency (H) 15.734 kHz

Scanning Frequency (V) 59.94 kHz

Image Sensor 1/3" High Sensitivity CCD

Total Pixels 811(H) x 508(V) 410K

Total / Effective Pixels 768(H) x 494(V) 380K

Horizontal Resolution 600 TV Lines (BW 650TVL)

Lens Mount CS Mount

Video Output Level 1.0V p-p (75Ω, Composite)

S/N Ratio More than 50dB (AGC Off)

Day&Night Type ICR (AGC Type)Min. Illumination 0.1 Lux (Color), 0.05 Lux (B/W)

Digital Noise Reduction Low, Middle, High, Off

White Balance AUTO

AGC On/Off

SBLC Off, Low, Middle, High

OSD English, Chinese

Mirror Function Horizontal

Privacy Zone On/Off (4 Programmable Zone)

Motion Detection On/Off (4 Programmable Zone)

Shutter Speed 1/60~1/120,000 Sec.

Supplied Voltage DC9V~15V (Recommendation DC12V±0.5V)

Power Consumption Max. 2.2W / 150mA

Dimensions (WxHxD) 64(W) x 57.6(H) x 124.66(D) mm

Weight Approx. 335g

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Yes he is correct, spec sheets shows it as TDN

Seems it is just not as sensitive in low light as the 24F, an its only 12VDC where the 24F is dual voltage.

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