PTZ1A225U-IRA-N 2MP 25x Starlight

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Might actually be able to look at the stars with this 2MP 25x Starlight IR Network Positioning System

PTZ1A225U-IRA-N

> 1/2.8” 2Megapixel STARVIS™ CMOS
> Powerful 25x optical zoom
> Starlight technology
> H.265 Encoding
> Max. 50/60fps@1080P
> Auto-tracking and IVS
> Support PoE+
> IR distance up to 150m
> IP67, IK10
> Pan/Tilt Range Pan: 0° ~ 360° endless; Tilt: -90° ~ 90°, effective angle: -51° ~ 90°, auto flip 180°


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I was looking at this the other day. It's worth noting it's relatively slow compared to some of the other PTZs: Pan: 120° /s; Tilt: 75° /s
 
It's so new, the Dahua spec sheet lists 2 mounts for it. One is a wall mount, the other a PFA730. Searching in Google shows no one has any info on these, even Dahua. Searched Dahua International site and found nothing at all.

Exactly what is the difference between a positioning system and a PTZ? Anyone, anyone?
 
It's so new, the Dahua spec sheet lists 2 mounts for it. One is a wall mount, the other a PFA730. Searching in Google shows no one has any info on these, even Dahua. Searched Dahua International site and found nothing at all.

Exactly what is the difference between a positioning system and a PTZ? Anyone, anyone?

Maybe I misunderstood you, but this info? http://www1.dahuasecurity.com/products/ptz1a225u-ira-n-17991.html
As linked in the op's post.
 
Note the mention of the DORI system in the description on Dahua's site. The 4 zones of visual quality defined in ppf or ppm. Detection, observation, recognition, and identification.

Here's a snoozer of a presenter explaining things on YouTube. He presents the zones in decreasing order of quality though.



It's a good way of judging the effective "zoom" levels of cameras with different sensors. 4mm on one cam isn't the same as 4mm on a cam with a different sensor.
 
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Maybe I misunderstood you, but this info? PTZ1A225U-IRA-N - Dahua Technology
As linked in the op's post.

That's where I'm going to download the pdf spec sheet. The pdf at the bottom lists 2 mounts for this. One being a wall mount the other the usual base mount to hide cables in. Neither of these part numbers show up in a google search except for the OP's link.
 
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I will be keeping watch on this as you guys hopefully are able to receive it and provide feedback.
 
I admit, I am really interested in this camera. It's unfortunately not sold by anyone yet. Why not? Price too high?
@flynreelow - It's dimensions are almost the same as an SD49225T-HN, and that's not big at all. It is about 2 lbs.(net) heavier, but that's minor.

I would buy this in a heartbeat if the price is not outrageous. My SD49225 is dying and may need replacement

@EMPIRETECANDY - Do you have any knowledge on this camera? Really interested.
 
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I admit, I am really interested in this camera. It's unfortunately not sold by anyone yet. Why not? Price too high?
@flynreelow - It's dimensions are almost the same as an SD49225T-HN, and that's not big at all. It is about 2 lbs.(net) heavier, but that's minor.

I would buy this in a heartbeat if the price is not outrageous. My SD49225 is dying and may need replacement

@EMPIRETECANDY - Do you have any knowledge on this camera? Really interested.
Today just checked this model and we can sell it, but we not keep any stocks, dahua has too many models and it's too hard for us to keep all models, big $$$$.lol@weigle2 if you are interested, i can book for you.
 
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I'm very interested in this too. Is anyone ordering this?
 
Any idea if this model has to be upright as in video and spec sheet, or can it be installed 'upside down'?