Rimax 50R Wireless B/W Security CCTV Monitor

Black & White monitor with built-in signal receiver for the range of Rimax security cameras. Also works with colour cameras when it will show a crisp Black & White image. Up to 4 cameras can be supported on one monitor, with automated scroll.

Key features and benefits

2.4 GHz eliminates interference for quality superior to other wireless devices  

Frequency Modulation (FM) ensures great picture and sound quality  

Monitor can be hooked up to a VCR for recording  

Video on monitor can be turned off for audio monitoring only  

Automatic switching between different cameras (up to 4 mixed Rimax 30T, 34T, 40Tor 47T)  

Battery operable for portability  

4 selectable channels  

Range approximately 300 feet clear line of sight  

Circular-Polarized directional antennas provide maximum signal quality over longer distance 

Technical specifications

Frequency - 2.4 ~ 2.4835 GHz  

Range - 300 feet (100 meters) clear line of sight  

Antennas - Directional circular-polarized antennas  

Channel - 4 selectable channels  

A/V mod/demod. method - FM  

Sound Max. Output - 800mW  

Hor. Pull-In + - / 200Hz / 200Hz  

Hor. Hold +- / 400Hz / 400Hz  

Vert. Range - 6Hz  

Linearity VH / 15% / 25%  

Scan Redisplay Rate VH /90%/90%  

Resolution at Center VH / 350 lines / 300 lines  

Luminance Max - 80 cd/m2  

Current Consumption - 900mA  

Monitor Screen - 5.5"  

Video - Composite video input and output  

Audio - Stereo audio input and output  

Power - DC 13.5V, 900 mA or 10 C-size batteries  

Dimensions - 15 x 19 x 17 cm (5.9x 7.5 x 6.7 in)  

Weight - 1400 g (49.4 ounces)  

Operating temperature - 0°C ~ 40°C (32°F ~ 104°F) 

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. If I purchase a Rimax 50R and a Rimax 34T camera will I need any other equipment to set up a security system for my home?

No you won't need to purchase any more equipment. Everything you need is built into the camera and monitor.

Q. Is it possible to have two monitors receiving the same signal from one camera?

Yes it is. Simpy set both monitors and the camera to the same channel using the switches on the rear of the units.

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