AHD-kupukamera APTI-H20M28 1080p 2,8mm yönäöllä

For small business owners and homeowners who need dependable surveillance without complexity, the APTI-H20M28 dome camera delivers crisp 1080p Full HD video day and night. Its 2.8mm fixed lens captures a wide 95–100° field of view, making it ideal for monitoring entrances, parking areas, or retail floors. The metal housing is IP66-rated, so it withstands dust and heavy rain, while the built-in IR LEDs provide clear black-and-white images up to 20 meters in total darkness.

Key specifications

• 1/2.7" CMOS sensor with 1920×1080 (1080p) resolution
• 4-in-1 switchable video output: AHD, TVI, CVI, CVBS
• Fixed 2.8mm lens with 95–100° horizontal viewing angle
• IR night vision up to 20m with ICR cut filter
• Minimum illumination: 0.01 Lux (color), 0 Lux (IR on)
• 2DNR noise reduction and DWDR for challenging lighting
• Backlight compensation (BLC) for high-contrast scenes
• Metal dome housing with IP66 weatherproof rating
• DC 12V power supply, max 3W consumption
• BNC video output connector
• Operating temperature: -20°C to +50°C

Why choose it

This camera eliminates guesswork with its multi-format output—connect it to almost any existing DVR without compatibility concerns. The metal dome design deters tampering and blends into ceilings, while the wide dynamic range and noise reduction keep footage usable even in backlit or low-light conditions. With no moving parts and a rugged build, it offers long-term reliability for continuous surveillance.

Ideal use cases

• Monitoring storefronts and cashier areas
• Watching driveways, garages, and side entrances
• Covering warehouse aisles and loading docks
• Securing small offices and reception areas
• Outdoor perimeter surveillance under eaves

Good to know

The camera requires a separate DC 12V power supply and a coaxial cable with BNC connectors (not included). It is not a network camera—no Wi-Fi or Ethernet—so it integrates into traditional analog HD DVR systems. For best results, mount it at 2.5–3 meters height and angle it slightly downward to maximize the IR reflection and minimize lens flare.