Ubiquiti Networks AI Theta Audio surveillance security system
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A 3MP infrared bullet camera with a 3.4mm lens and 1/2.8-inch CMOS sensor for wired surveillance
The AVI-8 3.0C-H6SL-BO1-IR is a new H6SL series surveillance camera with a 1/2.8-inch CMOS sensor. It captures 3MP resolution video through a 3.4mm varifocal lens. Infrared night vision supports low-light monitoring. Wired connectivity integrates with existing security infrastructure.
This unit suits installers needing a single bullet camera with varifocal flexibility for entry points or perimeter zones. The 3.4mm focal length provides a wide field of view. Buyers requiring pan-tilt-zoom movement, multi-sensor coverage, or wireless deployment should consider other form factors.
The 3.4mm minimum focal length determines the viewing angle and identification distance for this camera. Verify this focal length matches the required scene width and target distance before purchase. The varifocal design allows on-site adjustment within its optical range.
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