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DESCRIPTION of Dome Network Camera
- Top Quality Dome Network Camera
- AKA IP Camera
- PT Camera (Pan / Tilt)
- Resolution: 3MP (2304 x 1296p) @ Max 20fps, Sub Stream: 640 x 360p @ Max 20fps
- Design: Eyeball Camera, Turret Camera
- Manufacturer: UniArch
- Model: IPC-P213-AF40KC
- IR Range: 30m Night Vision
- Lens: 4mm Fixed
- Field of View: Approx. 90° (Horizontal)
- 1/2.8” 3 Megapixel, Progressive Scan, CMOS
- Compression: Ultra H.265, H.265 & H.264
- Ultra Low Light Camera
- Minimum Illumination
- Colour: 0.005Lux (F1.6, AGC ON)
- 0Lux With IR On
- DWDR, Day/Night (ICR)
- 2D/3D DNR, Digital Defog, BLC, HLC
- ONVIF Compatible (Profile S, Profile T)
- Supports Horizontal / Vertical Flip: 180°
- Privacy Mask: Up to 4 Areas
- ROI (Region of Interest): Supported
- Smart Behaviour Detection
- Motion Detection, Audio Detection
- Multiple Network Monitoring
- Weatherproof: IP66
- Integrated Microphone & Speaker
- Storage: MicroSD Card Slot (Max. 256GB)
- Power: 12Vdc, PoE (802.3af) (Class 0)
- Power Supply Not Included
- For Remote Viewing, Download Free App Called UniArch
USES of Dome Network Camera
- Use with a network video recorder
- Use with a hybrid DVR which has IP camera capabilities
ADVANTAGES of Dome Network Camera
- Gives a great 3MP picture, 50% better than 1080p full HD
- It is simple and easy to mount on wall or ceiling
- It is possible to power the IP camera directly from a POE (Power over Ethernet) switch
- This can suit customers who are familiar with computer networks - allows easy access and deployment
- Can also set up to record to PC or NAS (Network Attached Storage) device
- Also works with Hikvision / Hiwatch / Dahua NVRs
- It has a MicroSD card slot so would be suitable for standalone applications without the need for an NVR
- It is a motorised pan / tilt camera so can be aimed remotely
DISADVANTAGES of Dome Network Camera
- IP cameras are a little more expensive than traditional analogue CCTV cameras
- Can't be added on to an existing DVR system that does not have IP camera compatibility (Needs an NVR or hybrid DVR system that supports IP)
- It does not have a varifocal lens so cannot be focused
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