HIKVISION IP CAMERA DS-2CD2T46G2H-4I(2.8mm)
Main functions
- 4 MP high quality resolution: picture.
- DarkFighter technology: excellent performance in low light.
- 120dB WDR: clear image in strong background lighting.
- Efficient H.265+ compression: Save space while maintaining quality.
- Targeting and dust detection using.bli>.bli> resistance: IP67 protection class.
Goal
HikVision DS-2CD2T46G2H-4I(2.8mm) H.265/H.264 compression camera provides cleaner and smoother image transmission with a maximum resolution of 4MPx. PoE power supply option according to the 802.3af standard makes the device even more versatile and easier to install. The camera meets the IP67 tightness class.
Specifications
- Resolution: 4MP (max. 2688 × 25/3 frames/s3D DNR, WDR 120 dB
- IR illumination: 60m (2 IRs), 80m (4 IRs)
- Object: 2.8mm (100.2°) or 4mm (81.1°)
- H.2H.2/6/4 64+/MJPEG
- Number of streams: 3 (main, bottom, third)
- Protection class: IP67
- Operating temperature: -30°C to 60°C
- Power supply: ±2IE% DC (12EE% DC) 802.3af)
- Power consumption: 7.2W (2 IR), 10W (4 IR)
- Dimensions: 286.7mm x 93.1mm x 91.2mm
- Weight: 1085 g
is an industry organization of CCTV manufacturers, the main focus was on issues related to the unification of standards and common protocols for these devices. This group was created to standardize the protocol, i.e. the method of communication between devices from different vendors. Currently, the entire organization unites about 450 companies and institutions from all over the world. The Onvif standard itself has gone through further development phases since its introduction and has encountered various unexpected problems. It happened that two different devices with the implemented protocol did not work or their functionality was limited. Today, the standard is offered in version 2.0 and higher, and in most cases it allows for seamless integration of all devices.
Onvif (Open Network Video Interface Forum) is an organization of manufacturers in the video surveillance industry that focuses on the problem of unifying the standard protocol for these devices. This group was created to standardize the protocol, i.e. the method of communication between devices from different vendors. Currently, the entire organization unites about 450 companies and institutions from all over the world. The Onvif standard itself has gone through further development phases since its introduction and has encountered various unexpected problems. It happened that two different devices with the implemented protocol did not work or their functionality was limited. Today, the standard is offered in version 2.0 and higher, and in most cases it allows for seamless integration of all devices.
Onvif (Open Network Video Interface Forum) is an organization of manufacturers in the video surveillance industry that focuses on the problem of unifying the standard protocol for these devices. This group was created to standardize the protocol, i.e. the method of communication between devices from different vendors. Currently, the entire organization unites about 450 companies and institutions from all over the world. The Onvif standard itself has gone through further development phases since its introduction and has encountered various unexpected problems. It happened that two different devices with the implemented protocol did not work or their functionality was limited. Today, the standard is offered in version 2.0 and higher, and in most cases it allows for seamless integration of all devices.
