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Amcrest UltraHD 4K (8MP) Outdoor Bullet POE IP Camera IP8M-2496EB - $125.99
Amcrest UltraHD 4K (8MP) Outdoor Bullet POE IP Camera, 3840x2160, 131ft NightVision, 2.8mm Lens, IP67 Weatherproof, MicroSD Recording, Black (IP8M-2496EB)
Use discount code: MEMORIAL for 10% off
Subtotal $139.99
Discount (memorial) -$14.00
Total $125.99 ( w/o tax + shipping )
Amcrest UltraHD "4K" POE Bullet IP Security Camera
8-Megapixel 3840x2160
MicroSD Recording
Metal Housing
IP67 Weatherproof
2.8mm Lens
FOV 112° ( update: Amcrest chat - this is diagonal FOV update 2: spec list they provided indicates H FOV is 112° )
IP8M-2496EB (Black)
Power Over Ethernet (POE) (POE injector or switch required; not included, sold separately)
Utilize intelligent alerts that send notifications to your computer or smartphone via the Amcrest View app. Record events as soon as they happen and store them on a Amcrest NVR, Synology, QNAP, NAS, FTP, Blue Iris or Amcrest Cloud ( Receive 4 hours of storage free with extra optional storage plans available for purchase. )
Rebranded Dahua OEM, appears to not have Dahua's IVS features as per description.
https://amcrest.com/amcrest-ultra...496eb.h
Updated info:
ONVIF support... waiting on chat to determine level
According to the jpg of the spec sheet Amcrest rep just chatted to me:
This camera supports IVS features: Tripwire, Intrusion, Object Abandoned, Missing, + advanced feature of facial detection.
Use discount code: MEMORIAL for 10% off
Subtotal $139.99
Discount (memorial) -$14.00
Total $125.99 ( w/o tax + shipping )
Amcrest UltraHD "4K" POE Bullet IP Security Camera
8-Megapixel 3840x2160
MicroSD Recording
Metal Housing
IP67 Weatherproof
2.8mm Lens
FOV 112° ( update: Amcrest chat - this is diagonal FOV update 2: spec list they provided indicates H FOV is 112° )
IP8M-2496EB (Black)
Power Over Ethernet (POE) (POE injector or switch required; not included, sold separately)
Utilize intelligent alerts that send notifications to your computer or smartphone via the Amcrest View app. Record events as soon as they happen and store them on a Amcrest NVR, Synology, QNAP, NAS, FTP, Blue Iris or Amcrest Cloud ( Receive 4 hours of storage free with extra optional storage plans available for purchase. )
Rebranded Dahua OEM, appears to not have Dahua's IVS features as per description.
https://amcrest.com/amcrest-ultra...496eb.h
Updated info:
ONVIF support... waiting on chat to determine level
According to the jpg of the spec sheet Amcrest rep just chatted to me:
This camera supports IVS features: Tripwire, Intrusion, Object Abandoned, Missing, + advanced feature of facial detection.
Created 05-31-2018
at 12:13 PM
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Last Edited by alexsemi
July 15, 2018
at
06:41 AM
Remember to follow some basics to help keep your IP cameras secure:
1) Do not port forward.
2) Change default passwords
3) Turn off UPnP on router
4) Use a VPN setup on your router to allow you to access the cameras remotely. ( this is different than a VPN service some may have purchased that allows you to go out of your home to another IP address, you need one to allow you to come into your home )
5) Set up firewall rules blocking cameras from accessing the internet so they can't "call home"
more info
https://ipcamtalk.com/wiki/how-to...et-hacked/
PoE switch list / PoE injectors at ipcamtalk
https://ipcamtalk.com/threads/poe...ist.23070/
1) Do not port forward.
2) Change default passwords
3) Turn off UPnP on router
4) Use a VPN setup on your router to allow you to access the cameras remotely. ( this is different than a VPN service some may have purchased that allows you to go out of your home to another IP address, you need one to allow you to come into your home )
5) Set up firewall rules blocking cameras from accessing the internet so they can't "call home"
more info
https://ipcamtalk.com/wiki/how-to...et-hacked/
PoE switch list / PoE injectors at ipcamtalk
https://ipcamtalk.com/threads/poe...ist.23070/
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That would be nice!
I think with so many of us not knowing much about security cameras the vendors have few customers who'd be willing to pay the extra $20-40 per camera for that.
Funny you say especially outdoor cameras because I specifically bought varifocal for all our outdoor cameras so we can get some detail to faces and license plates. Most of them are set at Max zoom. So this camera at 2.8 is the opposite zoom level of my cameras at 12
Nice solid camera, not certain if it is ONVIF compliant as I have not dug too deeply into the specs, still the rtsp feed is available as a typical IP camera and should work well with Dahua OEM NVRs and software VMS which can catch a rtsp feed. ( Blue Iris is explicitly mentioned as working with this camera )
Upate:
According to the jpg of the spec sheet Amcrest rep just chatted to me:
This camera supports IVS features: Tripwire, Intrusion, Object Abandoned, Missing, + advanced feature of facial detection.
ONVIF supported to some level.. waiting on that info
There's a thread on ipcamtalk of someone doing that with a similar sized bullet from Lorex.
https://ipcamtalk.com/threads/fyi...ost-220010
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Mat2000- is this the same model from Costco you posted 2 weeks ago?
Looks close but, what I can tell this one does not have the IVS features which the Q-see branded Dahua OEM one retained but renamed as IVA.Hard to fully tell without additional info on the imaging chip used.
Note - if you are using Blue Iris - then it will be doing the the "IVS" features on the PC.
Upate:
According to the jpg of the spec sheet Amcrest rep just chatted to me:
This camera supports IVS features: Tripwire, Intrusion, Object Abandoned, Missing, + advanced feature of facial detection.
ONVIF supported to some level.. waiting on that info
Yes but most of them are but not all. Actually if you want to get the best picture possible you need a varifocal to get the exact picture you need with all your megapixels used for footage you want and not a bunch of background
For this camera I would try to see if any Dahua 8MP cameras are listed in XProtect, and if not then any Dahua IPC-HxW4xxx models. iirc they mostly use this to determine the rtsp format data.
In particular I would look 1st for the following model
IPC-HFW48xx or IPC-HDW48xx ( one is a bullet model, other a turret - both 8MP )