Annke 5MP IP bullet camera for indoor and outdoor use. H265/H265+ compression for high-quality images. The deep learning algorithm cuts false alarms by 99%, detecting people and vehicles only. Works with ONVIF-based NVR/DVR systems.
5MP BULLET camera for indoor/outdoor use with IP67 protection and a fixed 2.8 mm focal length that gives a wide angle of view. It has an IR illuminator and a white LED for colour night vision, plus a PoE interface that makes installation easier.
Its 1/3″ progressive scan BSI CMOS sensor lets the camera deliver sharper detail, helped by H265/H265+ compression, which gives better image quality with a smaller data stream.
The motion system uses an intelligent algorithm built on a deep learning platform; the camera detects people and vehicles, helping to cut unwanted motion alerts triggered by animals or stray inanimate objects by 99%.
A built-in web server allows configuration and viewing from any web browser.
The camera can be used together with a DVR/NVR (Annke or ONVIF-compatible and able to work at 5MP resolution), or on its own by fitting a microSD card and using the Annke Vision app to view on a smartphone.
Technical specifications
Day&Night mode: Yes, Colour: 0.005 Lux @ (F1.6, AGC ON), B/W: 0 Lux with IR
Recording support: Yes, via microSD (not included)
microSD support: Yes (max. 256 GB)
WDR (Wide Dynamic Range): Yes
Power supply: 12 VDC
Consumption: max 6.5 W
Illuminator: IR + white LED
Operating temperature: -30°C to +60°C
Material: Plastic
Dimensions (mm): 174x67x70 (L x W x H)
Weight: 270 grams
Capture sharp night-time detail with smart dual light
The default smart dual light mode lets the camera pick out objects clearly at night using infrared light. When motion is detected the white light switches on and the infrared switches off, giving a sharp colour image. You can also choose infrared-only or full white light mode. The infrared fill light reaches up to 30 m, while the white light lights up to 20 m, for bright night-time images.
Ultra-sharp 3K video with 16:9 aspect ratio
With its 1/3″ progressive scan BSI CMOS sensor, this camera delivers remarkable 3K video (3072×1728 at 20 fps), capturing every detail faithfully. The 16:9 aspect ratio, better than the traditional 4:3, suits modern display devices.
Smart detection of people and vehicles, 99% accurate alarms
Using an intelligent algorithm built on a deep learning platform, the camera’s motion detection 2.0 picks out people and vehicles only, cutting false alarms caused by animals or inanimate objects such as swaying branches or raindrops by 99%.
H.265+/H.265 to save storage space
Next-generation H.265+/H.265 video coding technology saves bandwidth while keeping images clear and detailed. H.265 video needs only 50% of the storage space of traditional H.264 video at the same resolution and data rate, for a significant saving in storage.
Wide angle of view
A fixed 2.8 mm lens, carefully designed with a maximum aperture of F1.6, delivers striking images thanks to its wide 116° angle of view. With a field of view that broad, you have everything covered without effort.
Four image enhancement technologies
The IP camera uses 120 dB Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) technology, which handles a wide dynamic range to capture clear detail in both very bright and very dark areas. This keeps images detailed and well defined whatever the lighting conditions.
I added the camera to my ONVIF-compatible DVR/NVR, but no picture from the camera appears
The DVR/NVR probably does not work at 5MP resolution, so check the recorder’s configuration. If necessary, once the camera has been added through the Annke Vision app you can open its settings and change the video resolution.
If the recorder uses an ONVIF protocol that is too old, it may not be compatible with the more recent version on the camera.
The camera is not visible on the network
The camera ships set to DHCP, so the router assigns its IP address automatically. If that does not happen, check that free addresses are still available in the DHCP pool. If there is room for new devices, try resetting the camera.
How do I reset the camera?
Undo the two screws of the microSD compartment, then, with the camera powered, press and hold the reset button for about 5 seconds and release it. The camera restarts and returns to its factory settings.
The camera is not visible on the network when connected through the PoE port
Make sure the PoE port is not overloaded.
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