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title: "5 Inch 4 in 1 CCTV Monitor Tester, AHD/TVI/CVI/CVBS Coaxial Analog Video CCTV Tester, UTP/PTZ Cable Test for 1080P/3MP/4MP/5MP/8MP Analog Security Camera, VGA DC12V Output Camera"
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# 5-inch 800x480 TFT-LCD screen 2600mAh 18650 battery, 11h runtime Multi-output: 12V DC, VGA & HDMI 5 Inch 4 in 1 CCTV Monitor Tester, AHD/TVI/CVI/CVBS Coaxial Analog Video CCTV Tester, UTP/PTZ Cable Test for 1080P/3MP/4MP/5MP/8MP Analog Security Camera, VGA DC12V Output Camera

**Brand:** anpviz
**Price:** 178605CFA
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔧 The Swiss Army Knife of CCTV Testing — Never Miss a Beat in the Field!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 5 Inch 4 in 1 CCTV Monitor Tester, AHD/TVI/CVI/CVBS Coaxial Analog Video CCTV Tester, UTP/PTZ Cable Test for 1080P/3MP/4MP/5MP/8MP Analog Security Camera, VGA DC12V Output Camera by anpviz
- **How much does it cost?** 178605CFA with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- anpviz enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted anpviz brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **All-Day Powerhouse:** Built-in 2600mAh 18650 battery delivers up to 11 hours of uninterrupted field testing.
- • **Crystal-Clear 5" Display:** Professional-grade 800x480 resolution screen for flawless camera diagnostics on the go.
- • **Plug & Play HDMI/VGA Debugging:** Seamlessly test DVR/NVR systems or mirror laptop screens with HDMI/VGA input support.
- • **Universal Signal Compatibility:** Supports AHD/TVI/CVI/CVBS analog cameras up to 8MP for ultimate versatility.
- • **Integrated Multi-Test Functions:** PTZ control, UTP cable testing, audio surveillance, and power output all in one compact device.

## Overview

The Anpviz 5 Inch 4-in-1 CCTV Monitor Tester is a compact, professional-grade tool designed for analog CCTV camera technicians. Featuring a crisp 5-inch 800x480 TFT-LCD screen, it supports multiple HD analog formats up to 8MP and offers integrated PTZ control, UTP cable testing, and audio surveillance capabilities. Powered by a rechargeable 2600mAh 18650 battery, it delivers up to 11 hours of continuous use. Additional HDMI and VGA inputs enable versatile DVR/NVR debugging and display mirroring, making it an indispensable all-in-one tester for security professionals on the move.

## Description

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Review: Swiss army knife of CCTV and IT-related testing that any technician will *love* - This review is for the IV8W HD CCTV Tester Woah. This thing is seriously cool. It is a really impressive little tester! I was totally surprised by all it can do! Besides having definite "wow" factor, it has a very thoughtfully laid out design and a plethora of different cables and attachments that can help you perform technical diagnoses fantastically in an extremely wide variety of scenarios. It's very small, only about 4 x 6 x 1.5 inches with what looks like a 6.0" diagnoal screen. It's encased on either side by thick rubber bumpers. It feels solid, as if it could recover from a fall from a ladder or a cherry-picker fairly easily, but to prevent that from happening it includes both 1) a nylon carrying bag that fits all the cables and attachments easily, and 2) loops on both sides for a strap that's made to carry it without the bag if you need to, and either side can be configured to hang both width or length-wise. The strap is called a lanyard in the manual but IMO is way too thick to be called that, it's more like a small shoulder strap. In response to another user who said their unit stopped working because of battery terminal contacts being poorly machine-soldered, hopefully the QC on this unit has improved for their latest production runs. I opened up this unit and could not detect any poorly soldered contacts, but I also thought it'd be pretty easy to re-solder the terminals if they somehow get dislodged (it's easy to take apart and looks easy enough to service if neccessary). The unit uses dual 18650 batteries, which are high capacity and cheap to replace. One could very easily get additional batteries to keep with you in the field if recharding might be an issue. But that's likely not going to be necessary, given that each battery is approx 3000mAh, or the equivalent of a very large phone battery (!). There's an included (of course) 5v charger and a USB to Micro-USB cable (the charging port is Micro-USB) that charges the 18650 batteries inside the unit, but if you're like me you probably already have a Nitecore D4 charger, so you'd rather take the batteries out and charge them in that. That gets me to one little design quip - the battery door uses two tiny little screws, and I wish they had been a little bigger, or used a latch mechanism instead of screws. This is a pretty minor quibble, though. The first thing I did with the tester is test a camera, of course. I got 3 old 960H cameras left over from an upgrade at our restaurant and started with a PTZ camera. There's an RS-485 port and an included (of course) attachment for the leads with your standard screw posts. The attachment is high quality and the screw posts do not fall out when fully loosened. Sure enough, as soon as I set the tester to the proper baud rate and channel, the focus and navigation buttons moved the camera's lens position and focus, which I thought was really cool. Then I realized, oh wow, there's a 12v out on this tester, so I unplugged the camera from the wall wart I was powering it with and plugged in the included (of course) 12v camera cable, plugged it into the tester, and powered the camera straight from the tester (!). This is obviously totally awesome not having to have a separate power source for testing cameras while you're in the field. There's a LED indicating that the 12v powering feature is being used on the tester, as well. Very cool! Then I thought, "oh wow, there's HDMI on this thing, I wonder if I could use it for monitor diagnostics or to set up headless servers and gateways?", etc. so I plugged it into my laptop's HDMI port, flipped a little switch that toggles from camera testing to HDMI/VGA testing mode, and voila - my laptop's screen was mirrored to the tester! I was *really* impressed to see that the 1080p display was mirrored in the same resolution, and the text in my browser, although a little small, was perfectly legible, and the colors were well represented. It really does have a nice screen. But wait, there's more! There's an included (of course) UTP terminator dongle for testing network cables, so I grabbed a cable which I knew was good and threw the dongle on the cable and plugged the other end into the tester. Sure enough, the on screen display for network cable testing showed that all eight of the leads were indeed good. It's not a very comprehensive test AFAIK (one which shows reversed cable positions, etc.) but it'll scan for shorts without you having to carry another tester with you just for networks. There's even more things the unit can do that haven't tested. For instance, it comes with an included (of course) cable that has aligator clips on one side and stereo 1/8" connector on the other, so I assume it's for testing microphones (?). It has a little built-in flashlight that can be used to light stuff in a pinch. And it has a BNC out port with an included (of course) BNC cable you can use to test your legacy analog CRTs you might have wading around in your setup. The only thing I wish it could do that it doesn't is test IP cameras, but don't fret, there's another tester Anpviz sells for that. Speaking of Anpviz, their support has always been top-notch, their professionals are courteous and friendly, and their firmware is regularly updated and extremely reliable. They're definitely a joy to work with.
Review: Me encanta, me evita cargar con un gran monitor para configurar y probar camaras cctv

## Features

- Support up to HD TVI video surveillance testing: Support 2MP, 3MP, 4MP, 5MP 8MP. When TVI signal input, the tester will display HD TVI camera image.
- Portable multi-functions CCTV tester with 5 inch TFT-LCD Screen(Not touch screen), 800*480 resolution, make your job more easily with this professional CCTV tester.
- The CCTV tester builts in 18650 2600mA battery, after charging 3-4 hours, working time lasts 11 hours, long standby time. Small body, portable and easier to carry.
- This camera tester also features a multi-purpose testing unit that includes built-in PTZ tester/controller, UTP cable test, audio surveillance test, and power output.
- Support VGA/HDMI 1.1 Compliant Digital input, can be used for debugging DVR/NVR recorder, also can be a display.
- Note: This is CCTV camera tester (NOT Support IP PoE Camera). The battery is protected by a film, please remove the film to use this tester.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07GVJ799D |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | #21 in Security Monitors & Displays |
| Brand | Anpviz |
| Color | Orange |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (208) |
| Date First Available | August 27, 2018 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 1.65 pounds |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 8.7 x 6.89 x 3.58 inches |
| Item model number | IV8-GM |
| Manufacturer | UNILOOK |
| Measurement Type | Milliampere-hours |
| Min. Operating Voltage | 12 Volts (DC) |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Product Dimensions | 8.7 x 6.89 x 3.58 inches |
| Specification Met | Vga/Hdmi |
| Style | Digital |
| UPC | 665268780813 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Anpviz
- **Color:** Orange
- **Item Weight:** 1.7 Pounds
- **Power Source:** Battery Powered
- **Style:** Digital

## Images

![5 Inch 4 in 1 CCTV Monitor Tester, AHD/TVI/CVI/CVBS Coaxial Analog Video CCTV Tester, UTP/PTZ Cable Test for 1080P/3MP/4MP/5MP/8MP Analog Security Camera, VGA DC12V Output Camera - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81UZST0aYiL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: How long does it take to boot up?**
A: Start up immediately

**Q: Hi Friend，my screen won't turn on, do you know what to do?**
A: Hi Sir, the battery is protected by a film, please remove the film to use this test

**Q: Can i test poe cameras with this**
A: I am sorry that，this is cctv tester, not support PoE Camera.

**Q: Does it support basic composite video input?**
A: It will handle of the video inputs from any surveillance video camera.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Swiss army knife of CCTV and IT-related testing that any technician will *love*
*by A***N on December 11, 2019*

This review is for the IV8W HD CCTV Tester Woah. This thing is seriously cool. It is a really impressive little tester! I was totally surprised by all it can do! Besides having definite "wow" factor, it has a very thoughtfully laid out design and a plethora of different cables and attachments that can help you perform technical diagnoses fantastically in an extremely wide variety of scenarios. It's very small, only about 4 x 6 x 1.5 inches with what looks like a 6.0" diagnoal screen. It's encased on either side by thick rubber bumpers. It feels solid, as if it could recover from a fall from a ladder or a cherry-picker fairly easily, but to prevent that from happening it includes both 1) a nylon carrying bag that fits all the cables and attachments easily, and 2) loops on both sides for a strap that's made to carry it without the bag if you need to, and either side can be configured to hang both width or length-wise. The strap is called a lanyard in the manual but IMO is way too thick to be called that, it's more like a small shoulder strap. In response to another user who said their unit stopped working because of battery terminal contacts being poorly machine-soldered, hopefully the QC on this unit has improved for their latest production runs. I opened up this unit and could not detect any poorly soldered contacts, but I also thought it'd be pretty easy to re-solder the terminals if they somehow get dislodged (it's easy to take apart and looks easy enough to service if neccessary). The unit uses dual 18650 batteries, which are high capacity and cheap to replace. One could very easily get additional batteries to keep with you in the field if recharding might be an issue. But that's likely not going to be necessary, given that each battery is approx 3000mAh, or the equivalent of a very large phone battery (!). There's an included (of course) 5v charger and a USB to Micro-USB cable (the charging port is Micro-USB) that charges the 18650 batteries inside the unit, but if you're like me you probably already have a Nitecore D4 charger, so you'd rather take the batteries out and charge them in that. That gets me to one little design quip - the battery door uses two tiny little screws, and I wish they had been a little bigger, or used a latch mechanism instead of screws. This is a pretty minor quibble, though. The first thing I did with the tester is test a camera, of course. I got 3 old 960H cameras left over from an upgrade at our restaurant and started with a PTZ camera. There's an RS-485 port and an included (of course) attachment for the leads with your standard screw posts. The attachment is high quality and the screw posts do not fall out when fully loosened. Sure enough, as soon as I set the tester to the proper baud rate and channel, the focus and navigation buttons moved the camera's lens position and focus, which I thought was really cool. Then I realized, oh wow, there's a 12v out on this tester, so I unplugged the camera from the wall wart I was powering it with and plugged in the included (of course) 12v camera cable, plugged it into the tester, and powered the camera straight from the tester (!). This is obviously totally awesome not having to have a separate power source for testing cameras while you're in the field. There's a LED indicating that the 12v powering feature is being used on the tester, as well. Very cool! Then I thought, "oh wow, there's HDMI on this thing, I wonder if I could use it for monitor diagnostics or to set up headless servers and gateways?", etc. so I plugged it into my laptop's HDMI port, flipped a little switch that toggles from camera testing to HDMI/VGA testing mode, and voila - my laptop's screen was mirrored to the tester! I was *really* impressed to see that the 1080p display was mirrored in the same resolution, and the text in my browser, although a little small, was perfectly legible, and the colors were well represented. It really does have a nice screen. But wait, there's more! There's an included (of course) UTP terminator dongle for testing network cables, so I grabbed a cable which I knew was good and threw the dongle on the cable and plugged the other end into the tester. Sure enough, the on screen display for network cable testing showed that all eight of the leads were indeed good. It's not a very comprehensive test AFAIK (one which shows reversed cable positions, etc.) but it'll scan for shorts without you having to carry another tester with you just for networks. There's even more things the unit can do that haven't tested. For instance, it comes with an included (of course) cable that has aligator clips on one side and stereo 1/8" connector on the other, so I assume it's for testing microphones (?). It has a little built-in flashlight that can be used to light stuff in a pinch. And it has a BNC out port with an included (of course) BNC cable you can use to test your legacy analog CRTs you might have wading around in your setup. The only thing I wish it could do that it doesn't is test IP cameras, but don't fret, there's another tester Anpviz sells for that. Speaking of Anpviz, their support has always been top-notch, their professionals are courteous and friendly, and their firmware is regularly updated and extremely reliable. They're definitely a joy to work with.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by O***R on November 17, 2025*

Me encanta, me evita cargar con un gran monitor para configurar y probar camaras cctv

### ⭐ THIS IS TRASH
*by T***M on November 14, 2025*

JUNK JUNK JUNK..... CHARGED IT, TESTED IT, AND IT FAILED.... DO NOT BUY THIS GARBAGE..... MOVE ALONG

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