WV-U2532L Network Camera

    Feb. 17, 2021
    Related To:
    Panasonic i-PRO Sensing Solutions
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    As with the current i-PRO EXTREME Series lineup up to now, the WV-U2532L Full HD Varifocal Lens Outdoor Dome Network Camera by Panasonic i-PRO Sensing Solutions features high compression using H.265 and smart coding, color shooting with color night vision in low-light environments, iA (Intelligent Auto) and super dynamic functions, and can be used for monitoring at night and/or in dark places with lighting and at the entrance of buildings with large differences in illumination.

    Features: 

    • Full HD 1080p 30fps
    • 2.5x built-in motorized zoom and motorized focus lens
    • iA (intelligent Auto)
    • Super Dynamic 120dB
    • Color night vision (0.006 to 0.1 lx)
    • H.265 Smart Coding
    • Corridor mode (90 degrees or 270 degrees in image rotation)

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