Higher Zoom Than IPC-T5449H-ASE-D2-6mm

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I mounted an IPC-T5449H-ASE-D2-6mm (you still see the ladder). It still seems too much of a wide angle, though. My main goal is to record/identify anybody that comes through the side. So it seems something like 9mm to 12mm is appropriate. I don't have much lightening on that particular side. Maybe something like an IPC-HW5241E-Z12E would do? Are there any other cams similar to the Dahua that perform well in low light and ideally have varifocal lenses? I don't like the dome cams as they gather dust/rain spots, etc on the lens and then are terrible in low light. The turrets seems to perform better.
 

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The ZE is a varifocal up to 12mm. Are you sure that is what you have?

The 5442-Z4E would be another possible choice at up to 32mm focal length.
 

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Sorry, I got this wrong. I meant IPC-T5449H-ASE-D2-6mm. I will correct it in the original post.
 

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I assume it is the end of the fence that you want a view like this

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How far is it from the camera to this point?
 
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Yes, exactly!! Anybody that walks into the side, steps into the front yard, etc. I could run a cable closer to the front but that means a steeper angle which is not good plus I would have some exposed wires on the wall (ugly).
 

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ZE might not be enough looking at that, but I think the Z4E would, and of course the Z12E would certainly cover it.
 

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I need to research what ZE, Z4E, Z12E is. Is there some page that deciphers those model numbers?
 
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