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8MP Full Color 2.8mm Fixed Lens IP Network Turret Security Camera built-in Mic

8MP Full Color 2.8mm Fixed Lens IP Network Turret Security Camera built-in Mic
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8MP Full Color 2.8mm Fixed Lens IP Network Turret Security Camera built-in Mic. HI-D8SEKL28-FCA

Enhance your security with the 8MP Full Color Turret IP Camera. This advanced camera features a 2.8mm lens and an IR distance of 25m, ensuring clear and detailed images even in low light conditions. Equipped with a 1/2.8" Sony CMOS sensor and NOVATEK SOC, it delivers superior image quality. The camera supports WDR (Wide Dynamic Range) and has an internal POE for easy installation. With built-in smart analytics, it can detect intrusion, line crossing, wandering, and people gathering based on human shape. The built-in microphone adds an extra layer of security by capturing audio. Ideal for both residential and commercial use, this camera is a reliable choice for comprehensive surveillance.

8MP IP Full color Bullet Camera
2.8mm Lens
IR Distance: 25m
1/2.8" Sony CMOS sensor, NOVATEK SOC
WDR
With Internal POE
Built in Mic
Main Stream: 8MP@18fps, 4MP@20fps, 1080P/720P@30fp
Smart Analytics: Intrusion/ Line Crossing/Wandering/People Gathering Detection (based on human shape)

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