Dahua IPC-HFW5442E-ZE bullet IP camera
4-megapixel IR WizMind network camera with varifocal lens. 4-megapixel 1/1.8 " CMOS sensor providing low light and high-definition image. > Maximum performance 4 MP (2688 × 1520) at 25/30
- Codecs
- H.264
- Sensor
- 1/1.8
- Power
- 12V
- Resolution
- 4 MP
- Protection class
- IP67
Dahua IPC-HFW5442E-ZE is a bullet IP camera of the WizMind series with 4-megapixel resolution, a large-format 1/1.8" sensor and a motorized varifocal lens. The large sensor provides high light sensitivity and a detailed picture in low-light conditions — where cameras with a smaller sensor produce a noisy or blurred image. H.264 encoding guarantees broad compatibility with recorders and storage systems, while 12 V power simplifies integration into the infrastructure of existing sites. The IP67 protection class makes the camera suitable for permanent outdoor operation.
Advantages
- Large 1/1.8" sensor: high light sensitivity — a detailed picture in insufficient lighting
- Motorized lens: remote field-of-view adjustment without climbing to the camera
- 4 MP resolution: sufficient detail for reliable identification and video analysis
- H.264 codec: maximum compatibility with a wide range of NVRs and VMS
- 12 V power: a standard solution compatible with most CCTV power supplies
- IP67 protection: reliable outdoor operation in dust, rain and temperature variations
Applications
- Surveillance of entrance zones and gates of enterprises
- Perimeter protection with flexible field-of-view adjustment
- Video monitoring of areas with variable and complex lighting
- Retail-warehouse complexes and production sites
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a 1/1.8" sensor and a standard 1/2.8" one?
Is the camera compatible with non-Dahua recorders?
How is the motorized lens controlled?
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