HW-IPC-G1149S-IL-S2 4MP Advanced Dual Light Fixed-Focal Eyeball NetworkCamera

Name: HW-IPC-G1149S-IL-S2 4MP Advanced Dual Light Fixed-Focal Eyeball NetworkCamera
Brand: Hectorweyl
SKU: HW-IPC-G1149S-IL-S2
Price: 90.00 USD
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HW-IPC-G1149S-IL-S2 4MP Advanced Dual Light Fixed-Focal Eyeball NetworkCamera Overview

With advanced dual hybrid light technology, simple installation, and intelligent operation, Hector Weyl Advanced Dual Hybrid Light Smart Entry 2 Series camera suits small-to-medium scenes like homes, shops, and enterprises, offering high-quality full-color imaging day and night.

• 1/2.8"Progressive Scan CMOS;
• 3MP(1~25/30fps);
• H.265 codec, high compression rate, ultra-low bit rate.
• Built-in efficient IR illuminator and White light, and the max illumination distance is 40 m.
• 2.8mm fixed lens (3.6mm optional)
• SMART H.264+/H.265+,flexible coding, applicable to various bandwidth and storage environments.
• Rotation mode, DWDR, 3D NR, HLC, BLC, digital watermarking applicable to various monitoring scenes.
• Abnormality detection: Motion detection, video tampering, network disconnection, IP conflict, and illegal access.
• 12 VDC/PoE power supply.
• IP67 protection.

Camera
Image Sensor	1/2.8” CMOS
Max. Resolution	4MP
Scanning System	Progressive
Electronic Shutter Speed	Auto(1/25s ~ 1/1000)
Min. Illumination	0.01 Lux @F2.0
S/N Ratio	> 56 dB
Illumination Distance	IR Light: 40 m, White Light: 40m
Illuminator Control	Auto; Manual
Lens
Lens Type	Fixed-Focal
Focal Length	2.8mm/3.6mm
Max. Aperture	F2.0
Iris Type	Auto
Intelligence
Human Detection	Support
Smart Motion Detection	Support (based on Human Detection)
Perimeter Protection	NA
Face Detection	NA
Object Detection	NA
People Counting	NA
Heat Map	NA
AI Search	NA
Video
Compression	H.264H; H.264M; H.264B; H.265
Video Frame Rate	Main Stream: 4MP (1 fps–25/30 fps)
Video Frame Rate	Sub Stream: D1 (1 fps–25/30 fps)
Stream Capability	2 Streams
Bit Rate Control	CBR/VBR
Video Bit Rate	H.264: 1792Kbps~4Mbps

	H.265: 1792Kbps~4Mbps
Day/Night	Color/B/W
BLC	Yes
HLC	Yes
WDR	DWDR
White Balance	Yes
Gain Control	Auto/Manual
Noise Reduction	3D NR
Motion Detection	OFF/ON (4 Areas, rectangular)
Image Rotation	0°/180°
Mirror	Yes
Privacy Masking	4 Areas
Audio
Built-in Mic	NA (optional)
Alarm
Alarm Event	Disconnection; IP Conflict; No SD Card; Capacity Warning; SD Card Error
Network
Network	RJ-45 (10/100 Base-T)
SDK and API	Yes
Network Protocol	TCP/IP;UDP;HTTP;DHCP;DDNS;FTP;UPNP
Interoperability	ONVIF; CGI
Storage	SD Card (Optional)
Browser	IE: IE8 and later
Management Software	PC Software(SVMS), APP(Zanuo)
Mobile Client	IOS; Android
Power
Power Supply	12V DC (±30%)/PoE (802.3af)
Power Consumption	Max. 3W
Environment
Operating Conditions	–30°C to +60°C (–22°F to +140°F)/Less than 95% RH
Storage Conditions	–40°C to +60°C (–40°F to +140°F)
Protection Grade	IP67
Structure
Casing	Inner core: Metal; Cover: Plastic
Dimensions	Φ125mm× 120mm
Net Weight	390g

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FAQs

Please read our FAQs page to find out more.

Q: What are the main features of Hector Weyl's surveillance cameras?

A: Our surveillance cameras offer high-resolution video capture,night vision capabilities,and advanced motion detection. They are designed for 24/7 operationand are equipped with weather-resistant housing to ensure reliability in various environments.

Q: How do I set up and configure the NVR for my surveillance system?

A: Setting up our NVR is straightforward. Connect the NVR to your network, power it on, and use the provided software to add your cameras.Configure the recording settings, motion detection, and notifications according to your preferences. For detailed steps,refer to the user manual

Q: What is the range of PTZ cameras offered by Hector Weyl?

A: We offer a variety of PTZ cameras with different features such as outdoor and indoor models, varying degrees of zoom, and different monitoring angles. Our PTZ cameras support remote control for pan,tilt,and zoom operations,allowing for flexible and comprehensive surveillance coverage.

Q: How can I troubleshoot common issues with my surveillance system?

A: Common issues can include problems with power supply, incorrect cabling, or software configuration. Ensure that all connections are secure and that the power supply is appropriate for your system.Check for any physical damage to cables or components. If you're facing software-related issues, try resetting the device or updating the firmware. For more specific guidance,consult our troubleshooting guide.

Q: What kind of storage solutions does Hector Weyl recommend for NVR systems?

A: We recommend using surveillance-grade hard drives designed for 24/7 operation, as they can handle the continuous read and write cycles required for recording surveillance footage. Higher capacity drives are suggested for extended recording periods and to store more high-definition video.

Q: How can I ensure the security of my surveillance data?

A: To secure your surveillance data, we recommend using encrypted storage, regularly updating your system's firmware, and setting strong passwords for system access. Additionally,ensure that your NVR and cameras are protected from unauthorized physical access.

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