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This 5MP HDCVI turret/dome camera from Eagle is designed for users seeking enhanced security with high-definition video and integrated audio. Its key benefit is the simplified installation through Power over Coax (POC) technology, reducing cable clutter. A potential caveat is that POC requires compatible DVRs and cabling, limiting its use with older or non-standard systems. This camera offers clear visuals, reliable audio capture, and night vision capabilities for comprehensive surveillance.
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Power over Coax (POC) is a technology that allows the camera to receive power and transmit video data over the same coaxial cable, simplifying installation by reducing the need for separate power wiring.
No, this camera uses HDCVI technology and requires an HDCVI Digital Video Recorder (DVR) that specifically supports the Power over Coax (POC) feature.
The camera is equipped with an IR night vision range of up to 60 meters (approximately 197 feet) in complete darkness.
No, this camera features a fixed 2.8mm lens, which provides a wide field of view but does not have zoom capabilities. You will need to adjust its placement to change the area of focus.
Yes, this camera is designed with a turret/dome form factor suitable for various indoor and outdoor environments, offering protection against the elements.
This camera is not directly compatible with older analog CCTV systems. You would need a compatible HDCVI DVR and potentially signal converters if integrating with existing infrastructure.
Use a soft, dry microfiber cloth to gently wipe the lens. For tougher smudges, slightly dampen the cloth with water, but avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents.
Verify that the DVR supports POC and is functioning correctly. Check the coaxial cable for damage and ensure it is securely connected at both ends. Try a different compatible coaxial cable.
Confirm the DVR is HDCVI compatible and POC enabled. Ensure the coaxial cable is properly terminated and undamaged. Check the camera's connection to the DVR.
Clean the camera lens. Ensure the camera is protected from direct sunlight if it causes glare. Adjust image settings via the DVR if available.
Ensure the IR LEDs are not obstructed. Clean the lens as dust or moisture can affect IR performance. Check that the camera is receiving adequate power for IR activation.
Confirm that audio is enabled in the DVR settings. Check that the microphone opening on the camera is clear and not blocked. Ensure the coaxial cable is not damaged, as it carries the audio signal.
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