Hikvision iDS-2CD7146G0-IZ(H)S(Y) — 4 MP DeepinView Analytics Dome

Hikvision iDS-2CD7146G0-IZ 4 MP DeepinView motorised varifocal dome camera

Call this a security camera and you undersell it by about half. It is closer to a measuring instrument that happens to record video.

It counts people and deduplicates them, so somebody who walks past the till three times is one visitor, not three, and it files that into daily, weekly, monthly and annual reports. It watches up to eight regions for queues and reports not just how many are waiting but how long they have been waiting. It builds heat maps in space and in time, so you can see both where people stand and when. It checks whether hard hats are on across up to thirty people at once. And it can tell you whether the station that should be staffed is staffed.

The security functions are all present too — human, face and vehicle detected simultaneously, perimeter rules, face comparison against libraries totalling 150,000 — but if all you need is a camera that spots an intruder, you are paying for a great deal of arithmetic you will never run.

  • People counting with deduplication, plus daily to annual reporting
  • Queue management across 8 regions, including waiting-time detection
  • Heat maps, spatial and temporal
  • Hard hat detection for up to 30 people, 4 shield regions
  • On and off duty detection across 8 regions
  • Face capture of up to 120 faces at once; comparison against 150,000
  • Motorised 2.8–12 mm, 107.4° to 39.8°, 140 dB WDR
  • microSD to 1 TB, gigabit ethernet, speaker and two microphones

What this camera actually covers

Counting cameras live indoors, high up, looking down, and the section view below is the one to pay attention to. A steep tilt shrinks the blind spot under the mounting point but also shortens how far along the floor you can see — and a counting line you cannot see is a counting line that does not count. Both the horizontal and vertical figures here are the manufacturer’s, not derived.

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Full specification

Imaging, lens and DORI
Image sensor1/1.8″ progressive scan CMOS
Max. resolution2688 × 1520
Min. illuminationColour 0.0005 lux; B/W 0.0001 lux (F1.2, AGC on); 0 lux with IR
Shutter time1 s to 1/100,000 s
Angle adjustmentPan 0–355°, tilt 0–75°, rotate 0–355°
Lens typeMotorised varifocal, 2.8 to 12 mm, P-iris
Focal length & FOVHorizontal 107.4° to 39.8°; vertical 56° to 22.4°
FocusAuto, semi-auto, manual
ApertureF1.2 to F2.5
DORI (wide)D 61.5 m, O 24.4 m, R 12.3 m, I 6.2 m
DORI (tele)D 151.7 m, O 60.2 m, R 30.3 m, I 15.1 m
WDR140 dB
Image enhancementBLC, HLC, 3D DNR, distortion correction, defog, EIS
Privacy mask8 programmable polygon masks
Supplement lightMonitoring up to 40 m, smart supplement light, 850 nm
Analytics and deep learning
Multi-target detectionHuman body, face and vehicle simultaneously; line-crossing counting by type
People countingMulti-dimension counting with deduplication; daily, weekly, monthly and annual reports
Regional people countingUp to 8 regions; density, exception and waiting-time modes
Queue managementUp to 8 regions; regional queuing and waiting-time detection
Heat mapSpace heat map and time heat map line chart
Hard hat detectionUp to 30 human targets, up to 4 shield regions
On and off duty detectionUp to 8 regions; absence and on/off-duty modes
Face captureUp to 120 faces simultaneously, up to 40 captures per frame
Face comparisonUp to 10 libraries, 30,000 per library, 150,000 total
Perimeter protectionLine crossing, intrusion, region entrance and exiting, with human and vehicle triggering
AI open platformUp to 4 models; detection, classification or mixed
Smart eventsScene change, audio exception, defocus detection
Video, audio and network
Main stream50 Hz: 25/50 fps; 60 Hz: 30/60 fps (2688×1520 down to 1280×720)
Video compressionMain: H.265+/H.265/H.264+/H.264; sub to fifth stream: H.265/H.264/MJPEG
Video bit rate32 Kbps to 8 Mbps
ROI4 fixed regions per stream
e-PTZPatrol and auto-tracking settings
AudioMono; G.711/G.722.1/G.726/MP2L2/PCM/MP3/AAC-LC; noise filtering
ProtocolsTCP/IP, ICMP, HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, SFTP, SRTP, DHCP, DNS, DDNS, RTP, RTSP, RTCP, PPPoE, NTP, UPnP, SMTP
APIONVIF (Profile S/G/T/M), ISAPI, SDK, ISUP
Simultaneous live viewUp to 20 channels
Ethernet1 RJ45 10M/100M/1000M self-adaptive
StoragemicroSD/microSDHC/microSDXC up to 1 TB; NAS (NFS, SMB/CIFS), ANR
Audio interfaces2 built-in microphones; speaker max. 1.5 W, 98 dB SPL, range 10 m
Alarm2 inputs, 2 outputs (max. 24 VDC/24 VAC, 1 A); DS-FM2466 box adds 6 in / 6 out
RS-4851, half duplex
Power, housing and approvals
Power12 VDC ±25%, 0.97 A, max. 11.43 W; 24 VAC, max. 10.67 W; PoE 802.3at Type 2 Class 4, max. 11.92 W
MaterialMetal base and cover
DimensionsØ144.3 mm × 114.1 mm
WeightApprox. 990 g
Operating conditions-30 °C to 60 °C; -H models start at -40 °C
ProtectionIP67, IK10
Anti-corrosion-Y models: NEMA 4X
Security certificationCommon Criteria EAL2 + ALC_FLR.2

Also listed as iDS-2CD7146G0-IZS, iDS-2CD7146G0-IZHS and iDS-2CD7146G0-IZ(H)S(Y). The -H suffix extends start-up to -40 °C and -Y adds NEMA 4X. An 8 MP sibling on the same platform is the iDS-2CD7186G0-IZ(H)S(Y). Specification sourced from the manufacturer product page.

Works with SmartGard.AI

A camera that counts every person who walks past produces an enormous number of events, and almost none of them are security events. That is the specific problem here: the interesting alert is buried under thousands of perfectly normal ones, and a human watching that feed stops watching it by Wednesday.

The system needs one thing from a camera: the ability to report that something happened. This one reports a great deal — line crossings by target type, region entry and exit, intrusion, face captures, queue and density exceptions, scene change and defocus. SmartGard.AI takes those triggers, reads the frame against zone rules written in your own words, and passes on the handful that mean something. The counting keeps feeding your dashboards; the security channel stops drowning.

One thing worth being straight about: face libraries and footfall records are personal data, and how they are stored and who can reach them is a decision, not an afterthought. Our position on that is written down on the privacy page rather than buried in a contract.

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