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	Product ID: NE-FLIR-PWR-HDMI Weight: 20 gms Price: Rs.6,490.00 Ask a question about this product

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	The Power/Video Module makes the Vue Pro and Vue Pro R easier to integrate than ever. Its 10-pin mini-USB connector accepts a wider input power range and provides reverse polarity protection while still providing analog video output and access to the camera’s on-board storage. The micro-HDMI connector outputs HDMI video for live digital video downlink systems like DJI Lightbridge and 3DR Solo. All this in a package that’s only 11 mm thick and weighs 15 grams. This product is only compatible with the DJI Lightbridge and 3DR Solo systems. Input Power Range : 5 VDC - 28 VDC Reverse Polarity Protection? : YES Analog Video Output? : YES HDMI Output : 1280 x 720 @ 50Hz, 60Hz
ROHS Compliant : NO

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