TRENDnet TV-IP410WN wireless PTZ analog camera
- IEEE 802.11b/g/n
- RJ45
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Captures vehicle licence plates in 1080p with a 6–22 mm varifocal lens, true WDR and white LEDs to 20 m
This 2 MP HD-TVI camera is built for recording vehicle number plates. A 1/2.8" CMOS sensor and 6-22 mm vari-focal lens provide adjustable framing, while true WDR balances strong headlight glare with darker surroundings. White-light LEDs illuminate up to 20 m and the IP66 housing resists rain and dust. It runs on 12 V DC power.
Installers monitoring driveways, car parks or gated entries where readable plates are the priority. The vari-focal range lets you narrow the view to a single lane or widen it for a broader area. Buyers who want colour overview footage at night or need built-in analytics should look at other models.
The camera delivers 1080P video over the HD-TVI coaxial interface and also provides 960H CVBS for legacy recorders. This single connection type determines whether the unit fits your existing DVR. Verify that your recorder supports HD-TVI before purchase.
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