Dahua Panoramic Series 4 × 2 MP Multi-Lens 360 Degree Network Camera with 2.7 mm to 12 mm Varifocal Lens – IP67 – IK10 – White
The Dahua IPC-PDBW5831-B360 is a multi-lens panoramic network dome camera designed to deliver a full 360 degree field of view using four integrated 2 megapixel image sensors. It is commonly specified where wide area coverage is required without blind spots, reducing the need for multiple cameras.
Key Features
- Four independent 2 megapixel image sensors for full panoramic coverage.
- Motorised varifocal lens range from 2.7 mm to 12 mm for flexible scene adjustment.
- Wide Dynamic Range up to 140 dB for challenging lighting conditions.
- Smart detection functions supported via the camera firmware.
- H.265 and H.264 dual stream video compression.
- Integrated infrared illumination with up to 30 metres range.
- Supports Power over Ethernet Plus for simplified installation.
- Rated to IP67 and IK10 for outdoor and vandal resistant applications.
Specifications
- Item Code: DHIPCPDBW5831B360
- Camera Resolution: 4 × 2 megapixels
- Lens Type: Motorised varifocal
- Lens Range: 2.7 mm to 12 mm
- Video Compression: H.265, H.264
- Infrared Range: Up to 30 m
- Ingress Protection: IP67
- Impact Rating: IK10
- Power Supply: Power over Ethernet Plus
- Finish: White
Dimensions
| Overall Size | 140 mm × 55 mm |
What’s in the Box
- Dahua panoramic network dome camera
- Mounting hardware
- Quick start guide
Suitable Uses
- Large open areas requiring 360 degree surveillance coverage.
- Retail floors, warehouses, and commercial foyers.
- Indoor or outdoor installations where camera count reduction is preferred.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Is this camera suitable for outdoor installation?
Yes. The camera housing is rated to IP67 for dust and water ingress and IK10 for impact resistance, making it suitable for outdoor use when installed correctly. - Does this camera provide full 360 degree coverage?
Yes. The four integrated image sensors work together to provide complete panoramic coverage without blind spots. - Can this camera reduce the need for multiple cameras?
In many installations, yes. Panoramic cameras are commonly used to cover large open areas that would otherwise require multiple fixed cameras.
Additional Information
- This model is commonly specified in Australian commercial sites where wide area surveillance is required.
- Careful mounting height selection is important to maximise panoramic stitching accuracy.
- Panoramic cameras are best suited to open areas rather than long corridors.
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