Hikvision DS-2CD1053G0-I(2.8mm)(C)
Camera with a Progressive CMOS sensor and infrared illumination.
Specifications
- Codecs
- H.265+, H.265, H.264+, H.264
- Sensor
- 1/2.7" Progressive CMOS
- Power
- DC12V, PoE
- Lens
- 2.8mm
- Resolution
- 5 MP
- IR illumination
- up to 30 m
Field of view and DORI distances
The angles come from the manufacturer’s documentation for this model. A level’s distance is how deep along the camera axis the required pixel density holds; in practice the result also depends on light, viewing angle and video compression. The values may differ from the DORI in the datasheet: manufacturers calculate it by their own method, here it strictly follows the IEC 62676-4 density thresholds.
- Detect
- 44.5 m
- Observe
- 17.8 m
- Recognize
- 8.9 m
- Identify
- 4.5 m
The angles were cross-checked against the manufacturer’s model page and datasheet.
Calculate for your site →Description
Hikvision DS-2CD1053G0-I is a bullet IP camera on a 1/2.7" Progressive CMOS sensor, providing resolution up to 2560×1920 and infrared illumination at a range of up to 30 meters. The camera is intended for reliable round-the-clock surveillance tasks where a larger sensor and increased clarity are required compared to standard 4 MP solutions. PoE support and H.265+ compression make it economical to operate.
Advantages
- 1/2.7" Progressive CMOS sensor — the increased physical sensor size provides better light sensitivity and less noise in the dark
- Resolution up to 2560×1920 — detailed frames for accurate object identification
- IR illumination up to 30 m — reliable view in complete darkness without additional lighting
- H.265+ compression — reduced load on storage and the data transmission channel
- DC12V or PoE power — ease of installation at sites with IP infrastructure
- 2.8 mm lens — wide viewing angle suitable for covering large areas
Applications
- Corridors and indoor premises — wide-angle control with high detail
- Entrance groups and reception areas — clear recording of faces for subsequent identification
- Commercial and administrative buildings — an economical surveillance system with support for centralized storage
- Small businesses and offices — scalable video surveillance with minimal infrastructure costs
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the 2560×1920 and 2304×1296 resolutions on this camera?
Is a power supply needed when connecting via PoE?
Is the camera compatible with popular VMS platforms?
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