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ANNKE.com has ANNKE Panoramic Outdoor PoE Dual Lens 6MP Security Camera (FCD600) on sale for $91 when you apply promo code PCJ7DE7TW5JV at checkout. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Staff Member LovelyCheetah for finding this deal.
Features:
Thanks to Staff Member LovelyCheetah for finding this deal.
Features:
- 6MP & BSI Sensor, Clearer Image
- Dual-lens Fusion Splicing 180° Ultra-wide Viewing Angle
- Smart Detection Motion 2.0, Brings 99% Accurate Alerts
- Pre-Active Defense with Siren Deterrence
- Day or Night, Full Color Design Restores the Real Scene
- Synchronized Pickup, Bid Farewell to Silent Monitoring
- Built to be Prominent in the Harshest Climates
- Remote APP Control
- Multiple Storage Methods
- Two-Way Audio
- IP66 rated;designed to work for extreme indoor & outdoor use from -22 °F/-30 °C to 140 °F/60 °C.
- Built-in TF card slot
- Supports up to 256GB Micro SD card
Editor's Notes
Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff- About this deal:
- This price is $68.99 lower (43.12% savings) than the listed retail price.
- About this product:
- Includes a 2-Year Limited Warranty
- Additional Seller Information:
- You can view the ANNKE Return Policy here.
- Additional Note:
- Please refer to the Forum Thread for additional discussion regarding this deal.
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ANNKE.com has ANNKE Panoramic Outdoor PoE Dual Lens 6MP Security Camera (FCD600) on sale for $91 when you apply promo code PCJ7DE7TW5JV at checkout. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Staff Member LovelyCheetah for finding this deal.
Features:
Thanks to Staff Member LovelyCheetah for finding this deal.
Features:
- 6MP & BSI Sensor, Clearer Image
- Dual-lens Fusion Splicing 180° Ultra-wide Viewing Angle
- Smart Detection Motion 2.0, Brings 99% Accurate Alerts
- Pre-Active Defense with Siren Deterrence
- Day or Night, Full Color Design Restores the Real Scene
- Synchronized Pickup, Bid Farewell to Silent Monitoring
- Built to be Prominent in the Harshest Climates
- Remote APP Control
- Multiple Storage Methods
- Two-Way Audio
- IP66 rated;designed to work for extreme indoor & outdoor use from -22 °F/-30 °C to 140 °F/60 °C.
- Built-in TF card slot
- Supports up to 256GB Micro SD card
Editor's Notes
Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff- About this deal:
- This price is $68.99 lower (43.12% savings) than the listed retail price.
- About this product:
- Includes a 2-Year Limited Warranty
- Additional Seller Information:
- You can view the ANNKE Return Policy here.
- Additional Note:
- Please refer to the Forum Thread for additional discussion regarding this deal.
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Top Comments
You may need to find the original Hikvision OEM model number and search based on that.
Hi amax
NVR.. you would want to use an NVR with this. ( DVR for analog cameras ).
As this has a sd slot you can save the videos on a card instead of using a NVR / VMS software .. note eventually the cards do burn out ..
Hi boobernackle
Right now, there is no consumer brands which have a great selection of larger sensor cameras.
I have seen a couple Annke ( Hikvision OEM ) cameras listed with larger sensors ..
Personally I have mostly gone the Dahua OEM route .. ( look at ipcamtalk for the vendor many of us have used there .. EmpireTecAndy )
If you are going with Annke / Hikvision OEM cameras .. look for a NVR from Hikvision or run their VMS software IVMS 4200 iirc on a PC and get a poe switch.
If you want to run a mix of cameras that run ONVIF specs .. you can use other VMS products like Blue Iris on a PC ( this is popular with many at ipcamtalk )
I think the Blue Iris route on a used Business Class PC + PoE switch is a good option for those who are happy with PCs. Can mix Hikvision OEM and Dahua OEM cameras ..
Looks better to me than the Reolink versions .. at $91 the price is right, even tho I like larger sensors .. this should do well under good lighting conditions
Camera
Image sensor
2×1/2.5" Progressive Scan CMOS
specs here
https://www.annke.com/products/fc...cification
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Looks better to me than the Reolink versions .. at $91 the price is right, even tho I like larger sensors .. this should do well under good lighting conditions
Camera
Image sensor
2×1/2.5" Progressive Scan CMOS
specs here
https://www.annke.com/products/fc...cification
Looks better to me than the Reolink versions .. at $91 the price is right, even tho I like larger sensors .. this should do well under good lighting conditions
Camera
Image sensor
2×1/2.5" Progressive Scan CMOS
specs here
https://www.annke.com/products/fc...cification
Thanks in advance!
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank mat2000
note: 15fps should be enough for most security camera setups, remember we are attempting to get good IDable images as well as what happened.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank mat2000
You may need to find the original Hikvision OEM model number and search based on that.
NVR.. you would want to use an NVR with this. ( DVR for analog cameras ).
As this has a sd slot you can save the videos on a card instead of using a NVR / VMS software .. note eventually the cards do burn out ..
Thanks in advance!
Right now, there is no consumer brands which have a great selection of larger sensor cameras.
I have seen a couple Annke ( Hikvision OEM ) cameras listed with larger sensors ..
Personally I have mostly gone the Dahua OEM route .. ( look at ipcamtalk for the vendor many of us have used there .. EmpireTecAndy )
If you are going with Annke / Hikvision OEM cameras .. look for a NVR from Hikvision or run their VMS software IVMS 4200 iirc on a PC and get a poe switch.
If you want to run a mix of cameras that run ONVIF specs .. you can use other VMS products like Blue Iris on a PC ( this is popular with many at ipcamtalk )
I think the Blue Iris route on a used Business Class PC + PoE switch is a good option for those who are happy with PCs. Can mix Hikvision OEM and Dahua OEM cameras ..
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Edit:
Ended up grabbing two of these. I already have quite a few Hikvision cameras and have run them for 7 years with minimal issues. I'll give them a try.
In general imho better to have 2 cameras facing into each other than one with 2 lens each facing out, yet at this price point and Hikvision OEM I'd be comfortable putting this up in a couple spots.
Edit:
Ended up grabbing two of these. I already have quite a few Hikvision cameras and have run them for 7 years with minimal issues. I'll give them a try.
Let us know how you end up liking this one compared to the Reolink.
Edit:
Ended up grabbing two of these. I already have quite a few Hikvision cameras and have run them for 7 years with minimal issues. I'll give them a try.
Looks better to me than the Reolink versions .. at $91 the price is right, even tho I like larger sensors .. this should do well under good lighting conditions
Camera
Image sensor
2×1/2.5" Progressive Scan CMOS
specs here
https://www.annke.com/products/fc...cification
3632 × 1632 compare to 1080p ( 1920 x 1080 ... or if 2x 1080p videos stitched together you would have 3840 x 1080 .. so while not the same ratio .. still good deal imho )
Multiple lens cameras typically fetch a premium ..
and a 3MP on a 1/2.5" sensor should do well enough in low light conditions imho to beat any of the Reolink low light image captures ..
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3632 × 1632 compare to 1080p ( 1920 x 1080 ... or if 2x 1080p videos stitched together you would have 3840 x 1080 .. so while not the same ratio .. still good deal imho )
Multiple lens cameras typically fetch a premium ..
and a 3MP on a 1/2.5" sensor should do well enough in low light conditions imho to beat any of the Reolink low light image captures ..
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