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Uniview 8MP 2.8mm Fixed Eyeball IP Network Turret Security Camera HD Intelligent Light and Audible Warning

Uniview 8MP 2.8mm Fixed Eyeball IP Network Turret Security Camera HD Intelligent Light and Audible Warning
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$529.00 - $529.00
$529.00
$529.00 - $529.00
$529.00

8MP 2.8mm Fixed Eyeball IP Network Turret Security Camera HD Intelligent Light and Audible Warning

  • High quality image with 8MP, 1/2.8"CMOS sensor
  • 8MP (3840*2160)@ 30/25(default)fps; 5MP (3072*1728)@ 30/25fps; 4MP (2560*1440) @30/25fps; 2MP (1920*1080) @30/25fps
  • Ultra 265, H.265, H.264, MJPEG
  • Intelligent perimeter protection, include cross line, intrusion, enter area, leave area detection
  • Based on target classification, smart intrusion prevention significantly reduce false alarm caused by leaves, birds and lights etc., accurately focus on human and, motor vehicle and non-motor vehicle
  • Intelligent People Flow Counting and Crowd Density Monitoring
  • Smart intrusion prevention with Color retrieval
  • Auto Scene Match (ASM)（Only WDR）
  • 130dB true WDR technology enables clear image in strong light scene
  • Support red & blue warning light
  • Support 9:16 Corridor Mode
  • Alarm:1 in/1 out, Audio: 1 in/1 out, Built-in Mic and Speaker
  • Smart IR, up to 30m (98.4 ft) IR distance
  • Supports 512 G Micro SD card
  • IP67 protection

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