Bosch LTC-4628-60 Video/Data Transceiver 120-230VAC 60HZ
SKU
LTC-4628-60
Model No
LTC-4628-60
$2,025.08
Product Highlights
- No adjustments required
- Long distance - high security
- Surface-mount or rack-mount units
- Video models support NTSC, PAL, and SECAM Standards

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The LTC-4628-60 from Bosch is a Fiber optic transmitter and receiver with a range of 850nm, designed for Bidirectional communication or RS-485 signal transmission. It transmits video and receives data with a frequency of 60HZ and requires 120Vac of power supply. This bidirectional transmission system enables a complete CCTV system using a single optical fiber cable, independently transmitting video signals from the camera to the controller while simultaneously transmitting Allegiant Bi-Phase control codes back to the camera. Compatible with both monochrome and color cameras, it also supports control systems using simplex RS-232 or RS-422 signals. The LTC 4628 includes LED indicators for quick visual performance assessments.
Bosch LTC-4628-60 Camera Features
- No adjustments required: Simplifies installation, saving time and ensuring reliable performance without the need for calibration.
- Long distance–high security: Ability to transmit signals over long distances with reduced risk of interception, ideal for secure surveillance applications.
- Surface-mount or rack-mount units: Flexible installation options to suit different environments and user preferences, providing versatility in setup.
- Video models support NTSC, PAL, and SECAM Standards: Ensures compatibility with various video formats, making it ideal for diverse global applications.
Bosch LTC-4628-60 Detailed Specifications
| Feature | Details |
| Model | LTC-4628-60 |
| Type | Fiber Optic Transceiver |
| Optical Range | 850nm |
| Frequency | 60HZ |
| Power Supply | 120VAC |
| Transmission Mode | Bidirectional |
| Compatible Video Standards | NTSC, PAL, SECAM |
| Data Channel Compatibility | RS-232, RS-422 |
| Indicators | LED performance indicators |
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