Marshall CV366 2.2 Megapixel Full HD Surveillance Camera - Color - Compact

Marshall CV366 2.2 Megapixel Full HD Surveillance Camera - Color - Compact

The Marshall Compact CV366 Genlock Camera is built around a next generation Sony 1/2.8" solid-state sensor with 2.2 Megapixels and Tri-Level (Genlock) Sync feature. CV366 delivers exceptional video performance through 3GSDI and HDMI simultaneously with true-color even in low-light (0.01Lux). Choose HD resolutions up to 1920x1080p (progressive), 1280x720p (progressive) & 1920x1080i (interlaced) with a wide selection of framerates including 23.98, 24, 25, 29.97, 30, 50, 59.94, and 60fps serving a variety of applications.

New Sony 1/2.8" (6.46mm) CMOS Solid-Sate Image Sensors

The next generation Sony Exmor sensors provide clear HD images with true color even in low-light (0.01Lux) and ability to switch to night mode (0.005Lux) where IR light wavelengths can be captured.

Genlock Tri-Level Sync Feature

Tri-level sync runs at higher frequency which allows multiple cameras to be plugged into HD workflows already in sync (genlock) with much less latency when switched and more seamless transitions.

Durable, Flexible, Powerful

The durable CV300-series cameras are chiseled from one block of aluminum alloy with rear panel protection, which enable them to be used in rough environments and continue to produce clean reliable signals.

Broadcast Performance

Marshall Camera Division continues to develop camera products to follow the heritage of Marshall broadcast quality incorporating reliability, durability, flexibility and most importantly affordability with feature sets that matter.

• Low cost and affordable solution for surveillance applications


• Up to 1920 x 1080 video resolution


• CMOS sensor is cheaper as compare to CCD and consumes less power while producing better HD videos


• Full HD recording format for exceptional video quality with maximum productivity


• Infrared night vision type effectively captures visible footage without requiring any external sources of light