HIKVISION HILOOK 5MP 3K COLORVU DOME OUTDOOR CAMERA WITH MIC 2.8MM
High quality imaging with 3K, 2960 × 1665 resolution. Features 24/7 color imaging with F1.0 apertu...High quality imaging with 3K, 2960 × 1665 resolution. Features 24/7 color imaging with F1.0 aperture. Available with 2.8 mm and 3.6 mm fixed focal lens. High quality audio with audio over coaxial cable. Up to 40 m white light distance for bright night imaging. One port for four switchable signals (TVI/AHD/CVI/CVBS). Water and dust resistant (IP66).
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This HIKVISION HILOOK camera is designed for users seeking high-quality surveillance with exceptional low-light performance and clear audio capture. Its primary benefit is providing detailed 3K resolution footage in color, day and night, making it ideal for home or business security. A potential caveat for some users might be the fixed focal lens, which limits zoom capabilities.
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HIKVISION HILOOK
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FAQs
What is the maximum resolution of this camera?
The camera supports a maximum resolution of 3K, which is 2960 × 1665 pixels.
Can I zoom in with this camera?
This camera features a fixed focal lens (2.8mm or 3.6mm depending on the model selected) and does not offer optical zoom capabilities. Digital zoom is available through your DVR.
How far does the white light feature illuminate at night?
The white light has an effective distance of up to 40 meters, providing bright illumination for color imaging in darkness.
Is this camera suitable for outdoor installation?
Yes, the camera has an IP66 rating, meaning it is water and dust resistant and designed for outdoor use.
What types of video signals does this camera support?
It supports four switchable signal types: TVI, AHD, CVI, and CVBS, offering broad compatibility with different DVR systems.
Can I hear audio from this camera?
Yes, this camera features audio over coaxial cable, allowing you to capture sound along with video, provided your DVR supports this feature.
What is the aperture of the lens?
The camera features an F1.0 aperture, which allows for a large amount of light to enter, enabling excellent low-light performance and 24/7 color imaging.
Troubleshooting
No video signal or poor image quality
Verify that the coaxial cable is securely connected at both the camera and DVR ends. Ensure the correct signal type (TVI/AHD/CVI/CVBS) is selected on the DVR. Check if the power supply is adequate and correctly connected.
No audio detected
Confirm that the DVR supports audio over coaxial cable and that the feature is enabled in the DVR settings. Ensure the coaxial cable is properly terminated and undamaged.
Camera image is always black and white at night
Check the camera's IR settings via the DVR. Ensure the white light feature is enabled if color night vision is desired. Verify that the ambient light is sufficient for the camera to switch out of IR mode.
Camera is not recording despite power connection
Confirm the DVR is functioning correctly and has available recording capacity (e.g., hard drive space). Check the DVR's recording schedule and ensure the camera channel is enabled for recording.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides exceptionally clear 3K resolution for detailed video.
Offers full-color images day and night, enhancing visibility.
Includes audio capture capabilities for comprehensive monitoring.
Flexible signal output is compatible with multiple DVR types.
Durable IP66 rating ensures suitability for outdoor use.
Cons
Fixed focal lens does not allow for optical zoom.
Requires a compatible DVR to utilize all features, especially audio over coaxial.
White light can be noticeable at night, which may not be suitable for all covert surveillance needs.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Mount the camera securely in the desired location, ensuring optimal field of view.
Connect the camera's coaxial cable to a compatible DVR system. Ensure the video and audio connectors are properly seated.
Power the camera using a compatible power supply (typically 12V DC).
Configure the DVR to recognize the camera's signal type (TVI, AHD, CVI, or CVBS). This is usually done through the DVR's interface.
Compatibility:
This camera uses analog HD video signals (TVI, AHD, CVI) and CVBS. It requires a DVR that supports at least one of these formats.
The audio-over-coaxial feature requires a DVR with audio input channels that specifically support this function over the coaxial cable.
Power requirements are typically 12V DC, so ensure your power adapter meets this specification.
Care:
To maintain optimal performance, regularly clean the camera lens with a soft, lint-free cloth. For stubborn smudges, a slightly damp cloth can be used, followed by drying.
Periodically check the camera housing for any debris or obstructions that might impede its view or function.
Ensure all connections remain secure and free from corrosion.