Sensor: Aptina HD 1/3" CMOS.Lens: fisheye (f= 1.05 mm).Viewing angle: 360° panoramic.Resolution: up to 1540x1540p (2.4 Megapixel).Frame rate: up to 25 fps.Supported video encoding: H.264, AVI, MJPEG, JPEG. Supported protocols: ONVIF 2.4.Micro SD card slot: up to 128 GB.Ethernet: RJ-45 10/100M with PoE support (Power over Ethernet).Wi-Fi: 802.11 b/g/n.P2P: simplified configuration via QR code for connect to the camera even away from home with smartphones and tablets.Video stream: three video streams with different resolutions and bitrates (Main for local vision, Sub for remote viewing, Tri for remote viewing with weak connection or saving data traffic).Audio stream: integrated speaker and microphone, possibility to connect external speaker and microphone via 3.5" jack.Motion detection with different sensitivity levels and customizable areas of detecting.E-mail alarm with attached photos.I/O Alarm: connector for anti-theft alarm control unit.Video recording: during alarms, continuous or programmable by hours and days of the week.Video recording paths: microSD, NVR ONVIF, Dropbox, Google Drive, FTP server, PC (via VMS software).Infrared: 3 powerful LEDs.Night vision: up to 20 meters.Compatible operating systems: Windows, MAC, Android, iOS. Supported internet browsers: Internet Explorer, Safari.Operating temperature: -20 ℃ ~ 60 ℃.Humidity tolerated: 95% without condensation.Dimensions: 12 x 12 x 4.9 cm.Weight: 500 g.Power supply: 12 V, 1.5 A (power supply not included).Certifications: CE, RoHS, FCC.
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Too many extra wires attached to the camera
The description says : "Works with a DC power supply 12 V, 1.5 A (not included) or a PoE Switch" but there is no option to plug in a power supply, I don't see any way to connect power, no usb c or micro usb. There is no way to remove the extra wires attached to the camera, even if I connect the camera, the extra wires will be dangling unnecessarily.
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