Dahua Technology has announced the release of their new Dahua 5 MP Starlight HDCVI IR Bullet Camera, which features a compact design and offers high quality images at a friendly price.

Starlight HDCVI IR Bullet Camera

The Dahua 5 MP Starlight HDCVI IR Bullet Camera offers various motorised/fixed lens models, with 120 dB true WDR (Wide Dynamic Range) and a multi-language OSD and HD/SD switchable output. This latest security camera from Dahua Technology is ideal for use for SMB solutions.

Users will be able to experience 5 MP full HD video and the simplicity of using existing cabling infrastructure with HDCVI, with the Dahua 5 MP Starlight HDCVI IR Bullet Camera.

Pro series 5 MP HDCVI camera

The Pro series 5 MP HDCVI camera from Dahua Technology features a compact design

The Pro series 5 MP HDCVI camera from Dahua Technology features a compact design and offers a high quality images at a friendly price.

The Dahua 5 MP Starlight HDCVI IR Bullet Camera offers various motorised/fixed lens models, with 120 dB true WDR and a multi-language OSD and HD/SD switchable output. Its structural flexibility and high cost-performance feature makes this camera the perfect choice for SMB solutions.

Key features of the Dahua 5MP Starlight HDCVI IR Bullet Camera include:

  • In order to use the 5 MP 16:9 HDCVI camera, the firmware of XVR must be upgraded to V4.001.0000001.0.R.200908 or a later version.
  • 25 fps@5MP (16:9 video output).
  • Starlight, 120 dB true WDR, 3D NR.
  • CVI/CVBS/AHD/TVI switchable.
  • Built-in microphone.
  • 7 mm – 13.5 mm motorised lens.
  • IR length 80 m, Smart IR.
  • IP67, 12V DC±30%.

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