Annke Dome IP camera with 5Mpx resolution for indoor and outdoor use. H265/H265+ compression for high-quality images. The deep learning algorithm reduces false alarms by 99%, detecting only people and vehicles. Compatible with ONVIF-based NVR/DVR systems.
DOME camera, 5Mpx, for indoor/outdoor use, fitted with IP67 protection and a fixed 2.8 mm focal length lens that provides a wide viewing angle. It features an IR illuminator and white LED for color night vision, and a PoE interface that makes installation easier. Thanks to the 1/3″ progressive-scan BSI CMOS sensor, this camera can deliver video with sharper detail, also thanks to H265/H265+ compression, which allows higher image quality with a lower data stream.
The motion system uses a smart algorithm based on a deep learning platform; the camera will detect people and vehicles, helping to reduce unwanted motion alerts triggered by animals or random inanimate objects by 99%.
It has a built-in WebServer that allows configuration and viewing from any web browser.
The camera can be used together with a DVR/NVR (Annke or ONVIF-compatible, able to work at a resolution of 5Mpx), or on its own by inserting a microSD card and using the Annke Vision App for viewing from a smartphone.
Technical specifications
Day&Night mode: Yes, Color: 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 (power adapter not included)
Consumption: max 6.5 W
Illuminator: IR + White LED
Operating temperature: from -30°C to +60°C
Material: Plastic + Metal
Dimensions (mm): 110×110 (D x H)
Weight: 270 grams
Capture sharp night-time detail thanks to smart dual light
The default smart dual-light mode allows the camera to clearly spot objects at night using infrared light. When motion is detected, the white light turns on and the infrared turns off, providing a sharp color image. You can also choose between infrared-only or full white-light mode. The infrared fill light covers up to 30 m, while the white light illuminates up to 20 m, ensuring bright night-time images.
Ultra-sharp 3K video with 16:9 aspect ratio
Thanks to the 1/3″ progressive-scan BSI CMOS sensor, this camera delivers incredible 3K resolution video (3072×1728 at 20 fps), capturing every detail with fidelity. The 16:9 aspect ratio, better than the traditional 4:3, is better suited to modern display devices.
Smart detection of people and vehicles, 99% accurate alerts
Thanks to a smart algorithm based on a deep learning platform, the camera with motion detection 2.0 detects only people and vehicles, reducing false alarms caused by animals or random inanimate objects, such as swaying branches or raindrops, by 99%.
H.265+/H.265 to save storage space
The next-generation H.265+/H.265 video encoding technology saves bandwidth while keeping images sharp and detailed. H.265 videos require only 50% of the storage space compared to traditional H.264 videos at the same resolution and data rate, resulting in significant storage savings.
Wide Viewing Angle
A fixed 2.8 mm lens, carefully designed with a maximum aperture of F1.6, delivers stunning images thanks to its wide 116° viewing angle. With such an extended field of view, you’ll have everything under control with no difficulty.
Four image enhancement technologies
The IP camera uses 120 dB Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) technology, which handles an extended dynamic range to capture clear detail in both very bright and very dark areas. This feature ensures detailed, well-defined images regardless of lighting conditions.
I added the camera to my ONVIF-compatible DVR/NVR, but the camera image doesn’t show
The DVR/NVR is probably not working at 5Mpx resolution, so check the configuration of the recording system. If necessary, after adding the camera via the Annke Vision App, you can access its configuration to change the video resolution.
If the recorder has an outdated ONVIF protocol, it may not be compatible with the more up-to-date version on the camera.
The camera is not visible on the network
The camera is factory-configured in DHCP mode, so the router will automatically assign the IP address to the camera. If this does not happen, check that free addresses are still available in the DHCP mapping. If there is room for a new device, try resetting the camera.
How can the camera be reset?
Unscrew the two screws on the microSD compartment, then, with the camera powered, press and hold the reset button for about 5 seconds, then release it. The camera will restart and be reset to factory settings.
When connecting the camera via the PoE port, it is not visible on the network
Make sure the PoE port is not overloaded.
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