Description Rubus fruticosus x idaeus ‘Tayberry’, named after the River Tay in Scotland, is a cross between a blackberry and a red raspberry. It is valued for its large size, prolific production, and distinctive flavour and aroma which is a satisfying and delicious mix of acid-sweet. Berries mature to dark purple when fully ripe in late July through August. Canes can reach between 5 to 8 feet long. Expect crops on 2nd year wood. Excellent for fresh eating, cooking, baking, freezing, and canning. A wall or trellis support is required. Remove fruited canes after fruiting to encourage new canes. Attracts bees and wildlife. Possibly hardy to zone 3.
color
White
Specification
Camera Feature
Image Sensor
1/2.7″ CMOS
Effective Pixels
2026(H)×1080(V), 2MP
IR Distance
Up to 20m (66feet)
Others
Scanning System Progressive
Electronic Shutter Speed PAL: 1/25~1/100000s
NTSC: 1/30~1/100000s
Minimum Illumination 0.04Lux/F1.85, 30IRE, 0Lux IR on
S/N Ratio More than 65dB
Lens
Type
Fixed lens / Fixed iris
Focal Length
3.6mm (6mm Optional)
Aperture
F1.85
Angle of View
H: 93° ( 54.7°)
Physical Specification
Dimension
70mm×70mm×149mm (2.76″×2.76″×5.87″)
Weight
Net Weight 0.14kg (0.31lb)
Gross Weight 0.17kg (0.37lb)
Power
Power Supply 12V DC ±30%
Power Consumption Max. 2.7W (12V DC, IR on)
