Introducing the IDX Series: Vandal X DNA

Vandal X Series DNA:

The new IDX Series indoor dome design is based on our ever popular Vandal X Series and shares many of the same rugged components that are built to withstand the rigors of CCTV use, but in a light weight polycarbonate housing.

Design and Functionality Need Not Be Opposites.

The IDX Series was designed to be both easy to install and aesthetically pleasing. The best example of this is the IDX mounting plate: one simple plate that mounts to numerous conduit boxes and gang patterns all while eliminating the seam commonly found on other indoor dome cameras giving the IDX series a sleek one piece case appearance.

Mounting Options:

Along with mounting to numerous conduit boxes and gang patterns: Single Gang, Double Gang, 3-1/4” & 3-1/2”, or 4” Oct/Rd. The IDX series is also pendant cap mountable with our sleek CE-IDXPC or deep CE-IDXDPC. One can also use the new CE-IDXWB to wall mount the camera.

 

CE-IDXPC

IDX Series Camera Pendant Cap

CE-IDXDPC

IDX Series Camera Deep Pendant Cap

CE-IDXWB

IDX Series Camera Wall Mount Bracket

Camera Adjustment:

All IDX Series cameras feature a toolless 3 axis gimbal that allows for easy adjustment of the camera. Our unique design also eliminates tangled wires.

OSD menu adjustments can be made 3 different methods: using the built-in joystick, the plug in CE-REMOTE or via Up The Coax with the CE-REMOTE-UTC.

Peace of Mind:

All IDX Series cameras are 100% quality tested by American workers before leaving our facility, are UL Listed and come protected with a 3 year warranty.

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1 thought on “Introducing the IDX Series: Vandal X DNA

  1. Enough has not been said of the well thought-out design of the IDX mounting plate.

    First of all, it is thick enough. As apposed to NOT thick enough. And the inside diameter (or ID) of the pre-drilled holes have the correct, and forgiving, tolerance. Let me explain.

    When a technician is 18′ off the ground and is wrestling with screws, tools, the camera, the backbox mounting, balance, and oh by the way – likely someone asking questions in the background…THE CAMERA ITSELF NEEDS TO BE engineered by people with installation experience.

    In short, Clinton Electronics continues to do their homework.

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