An 8 MP turret that sees 182.6 degrees across from one fixed lens, in full colour down to 0.0005 lux. Mounted in a corner it covers both walls, so one camera does the work of two.
Security Products
IP67
Hikvision HM-TD1218-2/G0/T1A — HeatPro Thermal and Optical Turret
A camera that sees heat rather than light: dynamic fire detection across up to ten fire points, temperature rules from -20 to 150 degrees, and a 5 MP optical channel alongside it.
Hikvision DS-2CD2143G2-LIPTRZ(S2U)Y — 4 MP AcuSense PTRZ Dome
A 4 MP AcuSense dome with motorised PTRZ, so the camera is aimed from the app rather than from a ladder. Identifies to 7.9 m and detects to 79.1 m at 4 mm, with IR and white light to 30 m.
Hikvision DS-2CD3746G2T-IZS(Y) — 4 MP AcuSense Varifocal Turret
One part number, two lens options and the widest optical spread in this catalogue: 107.6 degrees at its broadest, 10.5 at its longest, with identification reaching from 6 m out to 58 m.
Hikvision DS-2CD3347G3-LISU(Y) — 4 MP ColorVu Dome with Edge AI
The most light-sensitive camera in this catalogue at 0.0001 lux, and one of the few you can actually program: 1.5 TOPS of open compute on board for running your own model at the edge.
Hikvision DS-2CD2747G3-LIPTRZS2UY — 4 MP Hybrid Light ColorVu PTRZ Dome
A 4 MP dome with a motorised 2.8 to 12 mm lens and PTRZ aiming, so one camera covers a wide forecourt or a long approach and can be changed from the app rather than from a ladder.
Hikvision DS-2CD2T87G3P-LIS2UY — 8 MP Panoramic ColorVu Bullet
The same 182.6 degree ColorVu optics as the panoramic turret, in a bullet housing that can be seen from the far end of the yard, with white light and IR reaching 40 m instead of 30.
Hikvision DS-2DP8A440IXG1-LEF/416(F0) — 16 MP Panoramic and PTZ Camera
A 16 MP panorama covering 180 degrees that never stops recording, and a 40x PTZ that chases whatever moved inside it. Fourteen kilos, a fibre port and 135 watts: this is infrastructure.
Hikvision DS-2DF8225IX-AELW(T5) — 2 MP 25x DarkFighter PTZ Speed Dome
Two megapixels on a 1/1.8 inch sensor is a deliberate choice: fewer, larger pixels collect more light. The result is 0.0002 lux, 400 m of infrared and a face identified at 203 m.
Every camera here can run on SmartGard.AI
The recorders store the footage. SmartGard.AI watches it, decides what is a real intruder and what is a cat, and only then wakes you up.