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Recorder
digital
digital
Camera typedirectionaldirectional
Connectionwiredwired
Video channels88
Number of drives spaces11
Max. capacity6 TB6 TB
Pointed cameras
Pointed cameras22
Camera modelIPW-2M-20F-poeIPW-1.3M-20F-poe
Martix typeCMOSCMOS
Matrix size1/2.8"1/3"
Number of megapixels2 MP1.3 MP
Focal length3.6 mm3.6 mm
Illumination range20 m20 m
Camera control
PoE power
Mobile app
Connection connectors
LAN (RJ-45)55
USB
/2.0/
/2.0/
HDMI11
VGA11
Video recording
Recording resolution1920x1080 px1280x720 px
Frame rate25 fps25 fps
Added to E-Catalogseptember 2016september 2016

Camera model

A model of pointed cameras supplied with a video surveillance kit. Knowing this data, you can find detailed information on the cameras and clarify their characteristics. Also, if you buy additional cameras of the same model, you don't have to worry about compatibility.

Matrix size

The physical size of the sensor in the pointed cameras is diagonally, in inches (fractions of an inch).

The larger the sensor, the less prone it is to noise, the better image quality it can provide, and the better it is suited to low light conditions. This is due to the fact that each individual pixel gets more light, because. on a large matrix and individual dots are larger. On the other hand, large matrices are more expensive.

Number of megapixels

Sensor resolution of pointed cameras in megapixels (millions of pixels).

Higher resolution allows you to get a more detailed "picture". However, increasing the number of megapixels without increasing the sensor size can result in poor overall image quality and noise, especially in low light. Therefore, in itself, the high resolution of the matrix does not guarantee high quality shooting.

Recording resolution

The maximum frame resolution in which the complete recorder can record video if all video channels are involved in operation. In fact, we are talking about the highest resolution in maximum load mode; if some channels are idle, some models allow higher resolutions. However, it is customary to indicate this parameter in the specifications - it most accurately characterizes the capabilities of the device.

As for the resolution itself, the higher it is, the more detailed the image is; on the other hand, such video requires significant processing power and capacious storage drives, which affects the final cost of the equipment.

Popular maximum frame resolutions in which modern recorders record: HD (720), Full HD (1080), Quad HD, Ultra HD (4K).
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