Part of the Uniview Tri-Guard 2.0 series, this turret IP dome camera boasts an impressive 8 megapixel recording resolution with a 2.8mm fixed-focal lens. This camera has the ColourHunter chipset, allowing for full colour at night with sufficient ambient lighting. Supporting Ultra265 compression, up to 30m of IR range and up to 30m of White Light; as well as red and blue warning lights. This camera also has smart video-analytic features built-in, with deep-learning AI. This allows it to accurately detect humans while ignoring other movements such as trees or animals.
– Active Deterrence
– Up to 30m White Light Range
– Play Pre-Recorded Messages
– Two-Way Audio (Built-in Microphone and Speaker)
– Resolution 8MP (3840 x 2160), POE
– Fixed 2.8mm Lens, Viewing Angle 106.5° (H)
– Smart IR, Up To 30m IR Range
– Anti-Reflection Design To Improve IR Effectiveness
– Day/Night, IR Cut Filter, 3D DNR
– True WDR, OSD, Triple Streams
– Privacy Mask, Motion Mask, ROI, 9:16 Corridor Format Support
– MicroSD Card Slot (see Special Features)
– VCA – Line Crossing, Intrusion Detection (see Special Features)
– Supports H.264, H.265 or Ultra265
– ONVIF Compliance (Profile G, S, T)
– Temperature Range -30°C to 60°C
– Wide voltage range of ±25%
– Metal Housing, IP67
– 4kV Surge Protection
This camera has the following special features:
AI (Artificial Intelligence)
AI allows the camera to work out if the movement detected was caused by a human, vehicle, or non-motor vehicle. The technology, known as SIP (Smart Intrusion Prevention), allows the camera to filter out 97% of false triggers from light, animals, and nature. This feature requires an AI-compatible NVR.
Active Deterrence
This camera can prevent intruders using the built-in strobing siren, white light, speaker or a combination of all 3. Using human body detection, it will avoid any false triggers from other moving objects or animals.
ANR (Automatic Network Replenishment)
ANR is a feature which allows a camera to record to an onboard MicroSD card, if it loses connection with the NVR. Once the connection has been re-established, the footage is transferred to the NVR. This feature requires ANR support from the camera and NVR.
ASM (Auto Scene Match)
ASM is a feature which allows a camera to analyse the scene it’s looking at, and adjust its image settings according to give the best possible picture. This feature requires WDR to be enabled.
Colour Retrieval
Colour retrieval is a feature which allows the NVR to search for a human or vehicle depending on a colour (such as colour of shirt, trousers, bodywork of vehicle). This features requires a compatible NVR and camera.
VCA (Video Content Analysis)
VCA is the ability to automatically analyse video to detect temporal and spatial events. This camera has the capability to do the following:
- Audio Detection – Detect a sudden increase or decrease in sound
- Crowd Density Monitoring – Detect the number of people in a pre-defined virtual region
- Enter Area – Entering into a pre-defined virtual region
- Face Detection – Detect a human face
- Intrusion Detection – Entering and loitering in a pre-defined virtual region
- Leave Area – Leaving a pre-defined virtual region
- Line Crossing – Detect when a pre-defined virtual line has been crossed
- Motion Detection – Movement within a pre-defined virtual region
- People Flow Counting – Count the number of people passing over a virtual line, in a specified direction
- Tamper Identification – Detect when the camera has been physically tampered with
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