This camera delivers 4 MP imaging with a maximum resolution of 2688 × 1520. That extra detail matters when you need footage that’s clear enough to review confidently—faces, clothing, and key scene details show up more distinctly than lower-resolution options. It also supports multiple streaming resolutions so you can balance quality and bandwidth based on your setup. If you’re trying to reduce “blurry proof,” the 4 MP output is a practical step up.

Yes—PoE is supported using IEEE 802.3af (Class 3), with a maximum PoE power consumption of 10.5 W. It can also be powered by 12 VDC ±25% (0.75 A), with a Ø 5.5 mm coaxial power plug and reverse polarity protection. This gives you flexibility: PoE for a cleaner single-cable install, or 12 VDC if that fits your existing power plan. Either way, the datasheet clearly lists both power options so you can design the install without guessing.

The camera uses a fixed focal lens with 2.8 mm and 4 mm options. The 2.8 mm lens provides a wider field of view (111.1° horizontal), while the 4 mm option narrows the view (95.2° horizontal) to concentrate more on a specific area. Practically, wider is great for covering entrances or open areas, while narrower can help you focus attention on a driveway lane or walkway. The datasheet also lists vertical and diagonal FOV values so you can plan coverage more accurately.

It’s rated down to 0.0005 Lux in color (F1.0, AGC ON), and it can operate at 0 Lux with the light enabled. The camera includes Smart Hybrid Light with both IR and white light, and the supplement light range is up to 30 meters. That means you can rely on built-in illumination for nighttime coverage without needing separate lighting in many installs. It also uses an IR cut filter for day/night switching, which helps maintain image quality across changing conditions.

On this camera, the supplement light system includes both IR and white light, and it supports “smart” supplement lighting behavior. The datasheet lists the light type as IR and white light, with an IR wavelength of 850 nm and up to a 30 m range. In real-world terms, this gives you flexible nighttime illumination options depending on your environment and preference. The key point is that lighting is built into the camera and designed for longer-range support.

Yes—this model supports human and vehicle classification based on deep learning. It also supports perimeter functions including line crossing, intrusion, region entrance, and region exiting, and it notes support for alarm triggering by specified target types (human and vehicle). That matters because it helps focus alerts on meaningful activity rather than everything that moves. The datasheet also lists motion detection with alarm triggering tied to those target types, which is helpful for reducing nuisance alarms.

Yes—two-way audio is built in, with a built-in microphone and a built-in speaker. It also supports active deterrence with a strobe light and an audio alarm, and it includes alarm I/O (1 input, 1 output; max. 24 VDC/24 VAC, 1 A). For wired audio integration, the camera provides 1 line-in and 1 line-out via terminal block, with electrical characteristics listed in the datasheet. This gives you both built-in communication and options for more integrated alarm/audio designs.

Yes—there is a built-in memory card slot supporting microSD/microSDHC/microSDXC cards up to 512 GB. Local storage can be useful if you want edge recording, backup recording, or recording in locations where an NVR connection isn’t always reliable. The datasheet explicitly calls out on-board storage support and the maximum capacity so you can size storage properly. This is especially helpful for smaller installs or as a redundancy layer.

Yes—the camera is rated IP67 for water and dust resistance. The datasheet also lists startup and operating conditions of -30 °C to 60 °C (-22 °F to 140 °F), with humidity 95% or less (non-condensing). That combination is important because outdoor installs are often about durability as much as image quality. If you’re mounting on exterior walls, entrances, or exposed areas, the IP rating and operating range help reduce environmental worries.

The camera supports a wide range of network protocols including TCP/IP, HTTP/HTTPS, RTSP, RTP/RTCP, IPv4/IPv6, SNMP, and more, plus ONVIF support (Profile S, Profile G, Profile T). It supports up to 6 channels for simultaneous live view and up to 32 users across administrator/operator/user levels. For browser access, it lists plug-in free live view support for Chrome 57.0+, Firefox 52.0+, and Edge 89+, while IE 10/11 are listed for plug-in required live view. This helps you plan access methods and integration expectations using what’s explicitly provided in the datasheet.