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# Components

## Sony RX0 II

Each Sony RX0 II camera includes the following:

* Camera (1)
* Rechargeable Battery Pack (1)
* Micro USB Cable (1)
* AC Adaptor (1)
* Wrist Strap (1)
* Memory Card Protector (1)
* Startup Guide (1)
* Reference Guide (1)

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## microSD Card

* A Video Speed Class V60 microSD card that exceeds the Class 10 requirement of the cameras and provides increased download speeds.

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## Sony Camera Control Box

Each Sony Camera Control Box includes the following:

* Camera Control Box (1)
* Multi Terminal Connecting Cable - Short (1)
* Multi Terminal Connecting Cable - Long (1)
* Micro USB Cable (1)
* AC Adaptor (1)
* Cable Protector (1)
* Instruction Manual (1)
* Reference Guide (1)

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## PoE Network Switch

* 16-Port Gigabit Switch (with power over ethernet)
* The switch provides 1 Gbps connections for each of the cameras and a 10 Gbps connection to the collection computer. When connected to a 10 Gbps NIC card in the collection computer, this provides increased download speeds from the cameras.
* Power Cord

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## Cables

* 6ft Cat6 Ethernet Cord (1)
* 50ft Cat6 Ethernet Cord (1 per camera)
* Gigabit PoE Splitter (1 per camera)

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## Additional Hardware

* Male-to-Male 1/4” Thumb Screw (1 per camera)
* Rubber Washer (1 per camera)


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