IP Camera VIDI-PTZ-466V Panoramic I15W/4MP/E/A/S/G/O/Z/T/25X 4 Mpx Panoramic Early Warning

• PTZ resolution: 4 Mpx
• Panorama resolution: 6 Mpx
• Optical ZOOM: 25X
• Compression: S+265/H.265/H.264/M-JPEG
• Object tracking (Autotracking): Yes
• Early warning (EW): Yes
• Face capture mode
• Night visibility: IR up to 150 m + White light
• Power supply: AC DC 24 V / POE+
• Micro SD card slot: Yes, up to 512 GB
• Onvif: Profil S/T/G/M

The wide-angle camera offers users unrivaled observation possibilities thanks to the combination of one PTZ and another fixed camera. Thanks to this, the camera can both track objects with high precision and constantly observe a wide field of view. This synergy allows all movements in the monitored area to be continuously tracked by the PTZ camera, while the fixed camera ensures full coverage of the area without the risk of blind spots. Thanks to this, users can be sure that no unwanted guest will escape their attention.

Auto-tracking, also known as object tracking, is an advanced camera feature that allows you to automatically track moving objects within its field of view - ensuring continuous observation. The camera automatically adjusts the viewing angle and zoom so that the object is still visible in the frame, thanks to which we obtain an uninterrupted view of the intruder's actions.

The early warning (EW) function is a modern monitoring solution that offers not only the possibility of observation, but also active safety prevention. After appropriate configuration, the camera is able to warn potential intruders about violations of the monitored area, using white light flashing and/or voice messages. This advanced functionality acts as an effective deterrent, but also increases the chances of a quick response from security or those responsible for security. Thanks to this, a camera with an early warning function significantly increases the level of protection, ensuring higher safety of people and property in the monitored area.

Dual Light technology in VidiLine cameras is an advanced lighting system that combines white light and IR infrared, ensuring visibility in all lighting conditions. By intelligently switching between white and infrared light, cameras can automatically adjust the type of lighting to the prevailing conditions, enabling bright and readable images at night. This technology not only significantly improves image quality in various lighting scenarios, but also increases the effectiveness of monitoring by deterring potential intruders with white light when motion is detected.

Color image at night, provided by Polar Day technology, the successor to Color Maker in the VidiLine camera, is a breakthrough in the field of monitoring. The central element of this technology is a super-sensitive camera sensor combined with a high-quality lens. Thanks to this combination, the camera is capable of recording clear, colorful images in extremely low light conditions, as low as 0.0001 Lux (F1.0). This means that even in the darkest conditions, where the human eye is unable to see details, the VidiLine camera still effectively captures color images. An additional advantage of this camera is that it is equipped with four strong white light diodes. These LEDs are designed to effectively illuminate the area around the camera at night, at a distance of up to 30 meters. This functionality is extremely important because it not only ensures visibility in complete darkness, but also maintains the color image at a high level of detail.

The camera has advanced algorithms such as helmet detection, presence at the workplace, taking or leaving an object and many others.

The camera has built-in algorithms that allow you to capture faces in the observed scene.

Thanks to this, the camera can be connected via this integration protocol to recorders from other companies that have Onvif.

The camera has a built-in SD card slot, so we do not need a recorder to save recordings from the camera.

Using one twisted-pair cable, the image from the camera and power are transmitted at the same time, simplifying cabling and connection to a minimum.

It means adapting the camera to work in difficult weather conditions.

The camera connects to a dedicated cloud via P2P, providing a view from the camera and the ability to manage it using the ViDi View mobile application for smartphones.