Dahua 2MP HDCVI IR Eyeball Camera 2.8mm
Regular price
R 249.00
Sale
R 359.00
DH-HAC-T1A21
Experience 1080P full HD video and the simplicity of using existing cabling infrastructure with HDCVI. The Cooper series 1080P HDCVI camera features a compact design and offers a high quality image at a friendly price. It offers various vari-focal/fixed lens models with a multi-language OSD and HD/SD switchable output. Its structural flexibility and high cost performance makes the camera an ideal choice for SMB solutions.
Key Features:
- Max. 30fps@1080P
- HD and SD output switchable
- 3.6mm fixed lens
- Max. IR length 20m, Smart IR
- DC12V
4 Signals over 1 Coaxial Cable
HDCVI technology supports 4 signals to be transmitted over 1 coaxial cable simultaneously, i.e. video, audio*, data and power. Dual-way data transmission allows the HDCVI camera to interact with the HCVR, such as sending control signal or triggering alarm. Moreover, HDCVI technology supports PoC for construction flexibility.
Long Distance Transmission
HDCVI technology guarantees real-time transmission at long distance without any loss. It supports up to 800m(1080P)/1200m(720P) transmission via coaxial cable, and up to 300m(1080P)/450m(720P) via UTP cable. Actual results verified by real-scene testing in Dahua's test laboratory.
Simplicity
HDCVI technology inherits the born feature of simplicity from traditional analog surveillance system, making itself a best choice for investment protection. HDCVI system can seamlessly upgrade the traditional analog system without replacing existing coaxial cabling. The plug and play approach enables full HD video surveillance without the hassle of configuring a network.
Smart IR
The camera is designed with microcrystalline LED IR illumination for best lowlight performance. Smart IR is a technology to ensure brightness uniformity in B/W image under low illumination. Dahua’s unique Smart IR adjusts to the intensity of camera's infrared LEDs to compensate for the distance of an object, and prevents IR LEDs from overexposing images as the object come closer to the camera.
