Description
Camera Overview
Experience 1080P full HD video and the simplicity of reusing existing coaxial infrastructure with HDCVI. The Starlight HDCVI camera with 120dB true WDR presents a high quality image with rich details even in extreme low-light conditions. This model is a PoC camera which can be powered by PoC XVR or PoC transmitter over a single coaxial cable with video, requiring no separate power supplies. PoC reduces installation time and costs, making it an ideal choice for applications with complex deployment but a tight budget.
4 Signals Over 1 Coaxial Cable
HDCVI technology supports 4 signals to be transmitted over 1 coaxial cable simultaneously, i.e. video, audio*, data and power. Dual-way data transmission allows the HDCVI camera to interact with the HCVR, such as sending control signal or triggering alarm. Moreover, HDCVI technology supports PoC for construction flexibility.
* Audio input is available for some models of HDCVI cameras.
Wide Dynamic Range (WDR)
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) optimises both the bright and dark areas of a scene at the same time to provide quality video.
Long Distance Transmission
HDCVI technology guarantees long-distance and real-time transmission without any loss. It supports up to 800m for 1080P Full HD video via coaxial cable, and up to 300m via UTP cable.PoC power supply supports transmission distance up to 400m for 1080P via coaxial cable.*
*Actual results verified by real-scene testing in Dahua’s test laboratory
Starlight
With the adoption of large sized high performance sensor, the camera is able to provide incomparable performance even under extreme low light environment. The starlight feature allows more details to be captured and accurate colour to be recognised at night or in scenes with limited illumination.
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