Reviews DAHUA F4C-PV 2.8 mm lens

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DAHUA F4C-PV 2.8 mm lens - IP Camera
DAHUA F4C-PV 2.8 mm lens
Discontinued
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Rated 15/09/2024, variant DAHUA F4C-PV 2.8 mm lens
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Consumption 2W, with active LEDs 5W. I power it from car battery (camera works reliably from 6V). I wanted a wifi camera that doesn't blur the face of a moving person in the dark. This one fits the bill. Compared to my other cameras (Dahua T5442 and T5241), this one has a smaller sensor and therefore significantly more noise. It's guarding my tower where I need to identify a person at a distance of 2m, so I don't mind the noise. At a distance >4m it would be a problem. Of course, you can set a longer shutter speed and stronger noise filtering - the image is beautiful even at night, but moving objects are blurred - that's how Reolink has it set up, for example (and there's nothing you can do about it).
price/performance
Really lots of settings
Compared to other brands, you can manually adjust the aperture and sensor sensitivity, so you can identify a moving person in the dark
Wifi has better reception than my Samsung S21 (it runs reliably about 50m from the AP with direct visibility)
Noise
Cannot automatically switch day/night (only at fixed times)
Does not have advanced person/vehicle detection (IVS)
It is not possible to record a custom audio-recording for the alarm (there is only a horn and the messages "You are under surveilence" / "Warning zone, keep off".
Cannot store directly to NAS, but can capture ONVIF stream (e.g. using Synology-Surveillance)
Cannot send email alerts (but can alert via the DMSS mobile app)
Video quality is more like a 2Mpix camera (I had it next to the Dahua T5241)
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