Kupolinė kamera Abus IPCB44510A

Due to its compact dimensions, the IP Mini Dome is a discreet surveillance camera for outdoor and indoor use. The dome is available in several versions with different fixed lenses from 2.8 mm (IPCB44510A) to 4 mm (IPCB44510B) and even 6 mm (IPCB44510C).

Discreet 4 MPx 24/7 outdoor surveillance
The IP Mini Dome provides video streams in 4 MPx resolution with up to 30 fps. The weatherproof IP66 housing allows outdoor use. Due to integrated IR LEDs, the camera can be also used day and night. Access to the camera is possible at any time via app.

3 lens variants for maximum flexibility
The IP Mini Dome is available in 3 versions with different fix lenses. Therefore, the camera offers maximum flexibility in the planning and installation of video surveillance projects. The IP Mini Dome IPCB44510A with a 2.8 mm fixed lens and a horizontal viewing angle of 109° is ideal for wide-angle surveillance scenes. The IP Mini Dome IPCB44510C with a 6 mm fixed lens and a horizontal viewing angle of 53° is a popular variant for installation in corridors.

Recording and compatibility
The recording can be done either on an ABUS recorder, 3rd party video management software or locally on a microSD card. Furthermore, the camera is compatible with the ABUS Secvest alarm center and the ABUS access control system wAppLoxx.

Comfortable installation
The IP Mini Dome is mounted on the ceiling or optionally with a bracket on the wall. We recommend our installation box (TVAC31460) and the wall bracket (TVAC31450). The free “ABUS IP Installer” software is available for simple setup in the network. The software finds the camera quickly and easily within the network and supports during the installation process.

Note: The camera does not come with a power supply, as it can be powered via PoE.

The effective IR range will depend on the installation location. If there are surfaces that absorb light or no objects that reflect IR light in the field of view, the IR range will be reduced and/or the video image will be too dark. Reflective objects in the immediate vicinity of the camera (e.g. roof gutter or wall) may also result in the reflection of IR light, which can disturb the image.