Dome type and panoramic view in ultra high definition, the DS-2CD6984G0-IH has been developed for surveillance of large open areas.

Hikvision panovu DS-2CD6984G0-IHPanoVu's range of cameras Hikvision have a new model of 32 MP -called DS-2CD6984G0-IH-, equipped with four 1/2" progressive scanning CMOS sensors to provide a 180o horizontal panoramic view, in addition to a 95-degree vertical field of view, combining the four video images and generating a new panoramic image perfectly composed.

As Frank Zhang points out, manager of the product marketing department at Hikvision, "entities with large outdoor areas require innovative ways to monitor and protect their facilities. Our camera 32 MP offers you some of the most innovative panoramic and HD monitoring features you'll find on the market".

Specifically,, Hikvision's new addition to the PanoVu range offers a maximum resolution of 8,160×3,616 pixels, With 32 MP a 30 fps to ensure unique preview and playback.

This device is designed to operate with low lighting, integrating four infrared LEDs and continuing to deliver HD panoramic video in low-light environments and even in low-light conditions 0 Lux, up to a distance of 20 Meters.

Hikvision panovu DS-2CD6984G0-IHIt also has different display modes to suit the needs of the area to protect the user.

In addition to the standard panoramic view of 32 Mp, users can choose to broadcast the panoramic image at a resolution of 8 MP to better fit NVR requirements, as well as offering four independent images of 8 MP from each lens or four divided into panoramic view.

With these characteristics, Hikvision DS-2CD6984G0-IH is a surveillance solution for large open areas, like stadiums, Squares, entertainment venues and industrial facilities. A single camera can cover a large space that previously required multiple devices, which reduces IP channels, in addition to faster hacr, easy and cost-effective installation and configuration.


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By • 3 Dec, 2018
• Section: Deep down, Video surveillance