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Has anyone used or reviewed the 4MP TiOC Network Eyeball Camera 2.8mm, specifically the N43BU82.
They are mainly a gimmick.Has anyone used or reviewed the 4MP TiOC Network Eyeball Camera 2.8mm, specifically the N43BU82.
Has anyone used or reviewed the 4MP TiOC Network Eyeball Camera 2.8mm, specifically the N43BU82.
Are you suggesting a camera like the Dahua N45DL7Z 4MP IR Starlight+ Vari-focal ePoE Dome Camera?I would try to get a bigger sensor model instead .. 4MP and 1/1.8"
FYI - camera in question ..
4MP TiOC Network Eyeball Camera 2.8mm
- 1/2.7-in. 4MP Progressive-scan CMOS Sensor
- Triple-stream Encoding
- AI Coding, Smart H.265+, and Smart H.264+ Video Compression
- 4MP (2688 x 1520) at 30 fps, 2.8 mm Fixed Lens
- Analytics+ Functions — Perimeter Protection, Smart Motion Detection+
- Two (2) Built-in Microphones and a Built-in Speaker
- Voice Catcher Technology Captures Clear Audio at a Distance
- Dual Smart Illumination — IR and White Light
- Active Alarm with Red/Blue Lights and Siren or Voice Prompt
- Enhanced Starlight Technology for Low-light Applications
- ArcticPro Series Camera — Operational Down to –40° C (–40° F)
- IP67 Ingress Protection
- Five-year Warranty (for products sold through an authorized Dahua dealer)
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Hi @Eweneek1Are you suggesting a camera like the Dahua N45DL7Z 4MP IR Starlight+ Vari-focal ePoE Dome Camera?
None of the active deterrence or TIOC will give you IDENTIFY at those distances as they are 2.8 or 3.6mm lens and the best they could do would be 10-15 feet at night with good light. Now if all you want to do is observe, then yes a 2.8 or 3.6mm is fine.There are so many camera models I don't know which ones to consider. Need one to cover parking space about 30 feet from house, and another to cover a carriage house entry about 20 feet from house. Currently have only the one Duhua IPC-T5442T-ZE covering the front yard on an 8 channel NVR with a POE switch.
Just purchase another one like you already have. It's the best all around go to camera.There are so many camera models I don't know which ones to consider. Need one to cover parking space about 30 feet from house, and another to cover a carriage house entry about 20 feet from house. Currently have only the one Duhua IPC-T5442T-ZE covering the front yard on an 8 channel NVR with a POE switch.
Thanks wittaj. Will the 2MP version of IPC-T5241H-AS-PV allow me to identify individuals at 15 feet? I just need to be able to identify people that get close to my windows in case one of these punks tries to break in.See my post 7 above. You would be better off with the 2MP active deterrence IPC-T5241H-AS-PV .
All you need is power to the camera via either a 12v power supply or POE through an ethernet cable to set up the audio and video components. The cat5 will carry the video and audio. The RCA is only if you want to add louder speaker or better mic than the onboard system.
Reach out to @EMPIRETECANDY a trusted vendor here and purchase directly from him or at his Amazon store. It will surely be cheaper.
What about the 2.8mm version?If you have it no higher than 7 or 8 feet high and have enough light, you might be able to with the 3.6mm fixed lens version.
prob not.What about the 2.8mm version?
prob not.
Thanks flynreelow and wittaj.I wouldn't go past 10 feet at night for IDENTIFY with a 2.8mm unless you have a ton of light. But the RECOGNIZE would certainly be there if they are known individuals.
I agree--it will be difficult to identify at the sidewalk, but recognizing at the sidewalk would be fine. For identifying, I care much more about someone trying to get through the door or windows.Yeah that will be problematic for IDENTIFY of unknowns. 15 feet away from the camera horizontal and 15 feet away from the camera vertical is tough for a 2.8 or 3.6mm.