IC Realtime IPFX-E40V-IRB3 | 4MP IP Indoor/Outdoor Small-Size Vandal Eyeball Dome Camera
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Description
Description
For bars, restaurants & retail, IC Realtime’s Factory Black cameras & color-matched mount accessories make camera installations faster & more efficient. Our latest addition to the series is the next-generation IPFX-E40V-IRB3. While it keeps the IRW2 version’s excellent 4MP QHD Starlight power-zoom optics and IC Realtime’s AI-enhanced image management tools, the IRB3 version features our newest Intelligent Motion Detection upgrade. The camera’s built-in AI-assisted iMD 2.0 now powers frame-by-frame, in-camera metadata detection. This metadata encodes & streams along each frame of the footage for Object Search on our latest iMD 2.0 AI-NVRs.<><>The IPFX-E40V-IRB3 introduces an innovative feature: metadata stream encoding. Metadata, which comprises AI-recognized object data detected and analyzed within the camera, is now encoded frame-by-frame and seamlessly streamed alongside the video. This valuable object metadata serves a crucial role in IC Realtime AI-NVRs, facilitating our user-friendly "Select & Click" Object Search. In the past, such tasks demanded server-level computing capabilities. But now, with a single click, you can perform an AI-powered metadata search across all of the attached NVR's iMD 2.0 video channels simultaneously. The NVR then neatly organizes and presents the search results on your screen. The IPFX-E40V also takes its AI detection skills into the audio realm with a built-in audio microphone for local sound pickup and AI sound detection. This AI is also smart enough to be backward compatible with earlier iMD detection NVRs, too. <><>IPFX-E40V-IRB3 stands out as a remarkable eyeball network camera all on its own. But it also offers three highly adjustable H.264/H.265 output streams. That makes it a great “team player” too. ONVIF Profile S/G/T compliance, CGI, P2P, and HTML5 compatibility make it the perfect black-finish choice for plug & play "eyes" in multi-camera NVR or VMS-based systems. When used with IC Realtime NVRs, it employs Smart H.265+ enhanced video stream compression. Smart H.265+ adaptive encoding results in up to 70% less stream bandwidth usage compared to standard H.265. This capability and the camera’s Starlight 4MP QHD video clarity make the IPFX-E40V an ideal universal Factory Black POE eyeball camera for integrators.
IC Realtime - IPFX-E40V-IRB3 - Features
- 1/2.9” 4 Megapixel progressive CMOS
- H.265 & H.264 triple-stream encoding
- Intelligent Motion Detect 2.0 | Perimeter Protection
- 2.7~13.5mm varifocal lens | WDR(120dB)
- Starlight Support | Max IR distance: 131ft
- Micro SD up to 256GB,| Built-in Mic | IP67 | PoE
Specifications
Specifications
IC Realtime - IPFX-E40V-IRB3 - Specifications
| Image Sensor | 1/2.9" CMOS |
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| Effective Pixels | 2688(H) x1520(V) |
| RAM/Rom | 128MB/ 512MB |
| Scanning System | Progressive |
| Minimum Illumination | 0.005 lux@F1.5 (Color, 30 IRE); 0.0005 lux@F1.5 (B/W, 30 IRE); 0 lux (Illuminator on) |
| Illumination Distance | Distance up to 131 ft (40 m) |
| Illumination On/Off Control | Auto/Manual |
| Illumination LEDs | 2 |
| Camera Illumination Type | IR |
| Lens Type | Motorized vari-focal |
| Mount Type | ?14 |
| Focal Length | 2.7mm~13.5mm |
| Max. Aperture | F1.5 |
| Angle of View | Horizontal: 104°–29°, ; Vertical: 54°–16° |
| Close Focus Distance | 2.6 ft (0.8 m) |
| DORI - Detect | 209-688ft |
| DORI - Observe | 84-275ft |
| DORI - Recognize | 42-137ft |
| DORI - Identify | 21-68ft |
| Power Supply | DC12V, PoE (802.3af) |
| Power Consumption | Basic: 4.0 W (12 VDC); 5.2 W (PoE);Max. (WDR + IR intensity + Intelligence): 7.1 W (12 VDC);8.5 W (PoE) |
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