Product Description
24" LCD Monitor Refurbished — a widescreen display unit supplied refurbished and fully tested for performance and functionality before listing.
What it's for
This monitor suits general computing, office work and multimedia use. On a CCTV installation it works as a straightforward viewing display for a DVR/NVR output where a dedicated spot monitor is needed — it is not sold as part of a specific recorder bundle, so check your recorder's video output type before connecting.
Condition
As a refurbished unit, it has been tested for functionality rather than supplied new. No brand, model number or panel resolution is specified in the listing data, so installers speccing a multi-monitor wall or matching an existing display should confirm physical size, input type and resolution directly before ordering for a job where exact fit matters.
Practical note for installers
Where this is deployed as a CCTV monitor, image issues at night are usually a camera-side problem rather than the display — check the camera's power supply and cable run length first, since IR LEDs draw more current and a weak feed causes flicker or dropout on any monitor.
No fitting or installation service is included with this listing — it is supplied as a standalone unit.
Specifications
- EPREL Registration Number
- 342266
- Screen Size
- 24
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this monitor new or used?
It is refurbished — supplied used but fully tested for performance and functionality before sale.
What resolution or panel type does it have?
The listing does not specify resolution, panel type or brand, so confirm these details before ordering if exact specification matters for your setup.
Can I use this as a CCTV viewing monitor?
Yes, it's suitable for CCTV viewing alongside general office and multimedia use, though you should check your recorder's output matches this monitor's input.
My CCTV image flickers at night when shown on this monitor — is the monitor at fault?
Night-time flicker is usually caused by the camera's power supply rather than the display, since IR LEDs draw more current and a weak or long cable run can cause voltage drop.
