Hikvision DS-2CD1383G0-I 2.8MM C dome IP camera
Camera with a 1/2.5" Progressive CMOS sensor and 3840x2160 (4K) resolution.
Specifications
- Codecs
- H.265+, H.265
- Sensor
- 1/2.5" Progressive CMOS
- Power
- DC12V, PoE
- Lens
- 2.8mm
- Resolution
- 8 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
- 55.8 m
- Observe
- 22.3 m
- Recognize
- 11.2 m
- Identify
- 5.6 m
The angles were cross-checked against the manufacturer’s model page and datasheet.
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The Hikvision DS-2CD1383G0-I dome IP camera is a solution for tasks where maximum detail is critical: 4K (3840×2160) resolution on a 1/2.5" Progressive CMOS sensor with IR illumination up to 30 meters. Four times more pixels than Full HD means the ability to see license plates, facial features, and small details at distances inaccessible to lower-class cameras. H.265+ compression keeps the archive size within reasonable bounds even with 4K recording.
Advantages
- 4K resolution (3840×2160): maximum detail for serious identification tasks
- 1/2.5" Progressive CMOS sensor: a large sensor ensures clarity in varying lighting
- IR illumination up to 30 m: reliable night capture without additional lighting
- H.265+/H.265 codecs: efficient compression of the 4K stream to save disk space
- DC12V or PoE power: standard connection without additional adapters
- 2.8 mm lens: a wide viewing angle with 4K detail across the entire field
Applications
- Banks and financial sites: 4K recording of checkout areas for a reliable evidentiary basis
- Jewelry stores and boutiques: detailed capture of merchandise, customers, and staff
- Entrances and checkpoints: clear reading of license plates and face recognition
- Data centers and server rooms: strict access control with high-detail video recording
- Airports and transport hubs: monitoring of flows with the possibility of after-the-fact analysis
Frequently asked questions
Is a special NVR needed to record 4K video?
Isn't a 2.8 mm lens too wide for 4K?
How does 4K affect storage volume?
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