DAHUA TECHNOLOGY | N55BS5
Network Fisheye Camera, 1/2.5", 5MP, CMOS, Manual, 0.02Lux/F1.6, ICR, WDR, 25fps, IP67, DC12V, PoE, Heat Map, H.265+/H.265/H.264+/H.264, Ture WDRMFR PART # N55BS5
PART # 959578
5MP Panoramic Network Fisheye Camera 5MP 360° True WDR Fisheye Camera
• 1/2.5-in. 5MP Progressive-scan CMOS Sensor
• Dual-stream Encoding
• Smart H.265+ and H.264 Dual Codec
• 5 MP at 25 fps, 3 MP at 30 fps Maximum Resolution
• 1.4 mm Fixed Lens
• True Wide Dynamic Range (120 dB)
• Built-in Microphone
• IP67 Ingress Protection and IK08 Vandal Resistance
• Intelligent Video System
• Five-year Warranty*
System Overview
Experience the superior clarity of 5MP video and the range of a 360° panoramic fisheye camera. The camera delivers high quality images with crisp details and accurate color rendition, even under complex lighting conditions thanks to True WDR (120 dB). The compact camera replaces multiple single-sensor cameras providing a higher return on investment for your security dollars, making it an excellent choice for small to mid-size business applications.
Functions
Wide Dynamic Range
The camera achieves vivid images, even in the most intense contrast lighting conditions, using industry-leading wide dynamic range (WDR) technology. For applications with both bright and low lighting conditions that change quickly, True WDR (120 dB) optimizes both the bright and dark areas of a scene at the same time to provide usable video.
Intelligent Video System (IVS)
IVS is a built-in video analytic algorithm that delivers intelligent functions to monitor a scene for Tripwire violations, intrusion detection, and abandoned or missing objects. A camera with IVS quickly and accurately responds to monitoring events in a specific area. In addition to scene analytics, the camera detects and captures a snapshot of human face in a defined area within a scene, and offers tamper detection by recognizing a dramatic scene change and generating a warning message to inspect the camera.
Interoperability
The camera conforms to the ONVIF (Open Network Video Interface Forum) and to the PSIA (Physical Security Interoperability Alliance) specifications, ensuring interoperability between network video products regardless of manufacturer.