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LaView Saturn Series (Dahua OEM) 8.3MP 4K UHD PoE Metal 120dB WDR IVS Audio Turret IP Camera Expired
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LaView has LaView Saturn Series (Dahua OEM) 8.3MP 4K UHD PoE Metal 120dB WDR IVS Audio Turret IP Camera on sale for $119.20 w/ 20% off coupon code SPD20. Shipping is free. Thanks CitySlickerCD
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Also available (prices after coupon code SPD20):
- 2-Cameras Pack $219.20
- 4-Cameras w/ 8CH NVR (no HDD, no cable) $549.60
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LaViewSecurity.com has the LaView Saturn Series (Dahua OEM) 8.3MP 4K UHD PoE Metal 120dB WDR IVS Audio Turret IP Camera on sale for $119.20 w/code SPD20 Shipping is Free.
2 -Pack on sale for $274 - 20%Off = $219.20 ($109.60 each)
https://www.laviewsecur
Spec:
2-camera pack [laviewsecurity.com] - $219.20 after code SPD20 ($109.6 each)
4 cameras with 8CH NVR (no HDD, no cable) [laviewsecurity.com] - $549.60 after code SPD20
2 -Pack on sale for $274 - 20%Off = $219.20 ($109.60 each)
https://www.laviewsecur
Spec:
- 1/2.5" progressive scan STARVIS™ CMOS
- Stunning 4K 8.3MP (3840x2160) High Resolution recording and playback w/ 112° Wide angle
- IVS (Intelligent Video Analysis) analyzes events like intrusion detection, tripwire violations, missing objects detection, face detection and trigger smart notification
- High definition live view, playback and remote access on Apple, PC and mobile platforms
- Protect your home or business, day or night, with superior color night vision. IR night vision up to 164 feet away
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor use with IP67 weather proof rated. Operating temperature -40°F~140°F
- 3D DNR and 120dB True WDR helps produce clear images
- Built-in microSD card slot support up to 128GB
- Built-in microphone for audio recording
- ePoE technology support power transmission up to 1000ft @10Mbps or 2600ft @ 100Mbps
- PoE (802.3af, class0) or DC 12V
- Support True PoE. ONVIF compliant
- UL Listed
- 2-Year Manufacture Warranty
- Mobile App: iDMSS Lite or gDMSS Lite
2-camera pack [laviewsecurity.com] - $219.20 after code SPD20 ($109.6 each)
4 cameras with 8CH NVR (no HDD, no cable) [laviewsecurity.com] - $549.60 after code SPD20
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Im Bored has some good info to share for those interested in the firmware, thanks Im bored!
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So these (LVS-DHPTK3682W-28) actually seem to be Dahua IPC-HDW4831EM-ASE. Mine came with 2.622.10SU005.0.R, Build Date: 2018-04-18 firmware. I contacted LaView support to see if they can provide a copy of the firmware just so I can have it in case issues would arise in the future but the Indian lady on the other end said they don't have any firmware to provide and that the cameras have the latest firmware, which how did she know what firmware was on the actual camera since I never told her.
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I went looking for Dahua OEM firmware and this seems to be the latest at the moment (2018-12-28): https://ipcamtalk.com/threads/lat...hea.36727/ Here is a revision from (2018-05-23): https://ipcamtalk.com/threads/201...hea.30305/ I have been running this firmware for 24h and no problems so far, just an FYI. Here is a comparison: https://www.laviewsecur http://pl.dahuasecurit I will be keeping Dahua OEM firmware as I bet LaView will never provide any updates or fixes. |
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This is using the same imaging chip family as the Dahua OEM 2MP starlight cameras. ( update: note - not the same imaging chip, but a chip from the same "family" )
1/2.5" progressive scan STARVIS™ CMOS
Note, due to 8MP there are more pixels on the chip - thus the pixel size is smaller than the 2MP Dahua OEM starlights. ( so if everything else is the same, the 2MP starlight model should do better in low light )
You can compare this to the various Lorex "Color Night" vision cameras which are using the same imaging chip and are 8MP.
btw - the "4k"/8MP and 30 fps cameras iirc were using a 1/1.8" imaging chip ( thus should perform better in low light vs the 1/2.5" and 8MP cameras )
nuance - note, more to imaging than just the chip size - f-shot, dsp, ... lots more. So just take this as a general comparison. See if you can find a side by side comparison if you are interested in really seeing the real world results.
update:
Mobile App: iDMSS Lite or gDMSS Lite - hmm, these are Dahua software products - this camera appears to be a Dahua OEM camera. It is a good deal.
Compare to what B&H is carrying:
https://www.bhphotovide
Compare to the Dahua OEM IPC-HDW48xx model. ( look at the specs and compare you may find a close match )
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This is using the same imaging chip family as the Dahua OEM 2MP starlight cameras. ( update: note - not the same imaging chip, but a chip from the same "family" )
1/2.5" progressive scan STARVIS™ CMOS
Note, due to 8MP there are more pixels on the chip - thus the pixel size is smaller than the 2MP Dahua OEM starlights. ( so if everything else is the same, the 2MP starlight model should do better in low light )
You can compare this to the various Lorex "Color Night" vision cameras which are using the same imaging chip and are 8MP.
btw - the "4k"/8MP and 30 fps cameras iirc were using a 1/1.8" imaging chip ( thus should perform better in low light vs the 1/2.5" and 8MP cameras )
nuance - note, more to imaging than just the chip size - f-shot, dsp, ... lots more. So just take this as a general comparison. See if you can find a side by side comparison if you are interested in really seeing the real world results.
update:
Mobile App: iDMSS Lite or gDMSS Lite - hmm, these are Dahua software products - this camera appears to be a Dahua OEM camera. It is a good deal.
Compare to what B&H is carrying:
https://www.bhphotovide
Compare to the Dahua OEM IPC-HDW48xx model. ( look at the specs and compare you may find a close match )
It is not a question of resolution of the camera - but effective resolution on a facial image capture. The standard is 100 ppf ( pixels per feet ) for a good chance of a facial IDable image.
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See the 4 camera + NVR kit.. good deal at $549.60 after the discount.
( 4*120 = 480 for the cameras, + $70 for the NVR - that's a very nice deal )
Cheaper than if you ordered this from Chinese vendors on Ali / ebay / amazon
Looks like really nice Dahua OEM cameras at a good deal
These are Dahua OEM models - good quality.
http://nl.dahuasecurity.com/download/DH-IPC-HDW4831EM-ASE_datasheet_201707043.pdf