Upgrade an indoor modular camera with the black PND-A9081RVX 4K UHD Network Dome Camera Module from Hanwha Techwin. This unit uses a 1/1.8" CMOS sensor to capture 4K UHD resolution video at 30 fps. IR LEDs provide up to 98' of night vision. A 4.5-10mm motorized varifocal lens delivers a 102 to 45° horizontal field of view. Two-way audio is possible thanks to an audio input and output. Dual card slots each accept microSD/SDHC/SDXC cards up to 512GB for a storage total up to 1TB (available separately). Integrated PoE technology simplifies connectivity by transferring data and power through a single cable.

This camera module complies with ONVIF profiles G, M, S, and T, making it compatible with a wide range of surveillance devices. It is housed in an IK10-rated aluminum enclosure for protection from vandalism.

Module for Indoor Camera Housing    3840 x 2160 Resolution at 30 fps    IR LEDs for Night Vision up to 98'    4.5-10mm Motorized Varifocal Lens    102 to 45° Horizontal Field of View    Two-Way Audio    Dual microSD Card Slots for 1TB Storage    Complies with ONVIF Profiles G, M, S & T    IK10-Rated Vandal Resistance

Camera module for upgrading an indoor modular camera

IR cut filter for day and night functionality

Unicast and multicast streaming

Analytics include: object classification (person, face, vehicle, license plate), vehicle type identification (car, bus, truck, motorcycle, bicycle), supports best shot per object, object detection, virtual line (crossing, direction), virtual area (loitering, intrusion, enter, exit), face mask detection, digital auto tracking, social distancing detection, defocus detection, motion detection, tampering, audio detection, sound classification, shock detection, virtual area (appear, disappear), people counting, queue management, and heatmap

Additional features include: lens distortion correction, digital image stabilization, backlight compensation, WDR, SSDR, digital noise reduction (WiseNR II and SSNR V), gain control, white balance, privacy masking, and flip, mirror, and hallway view video rotations (90 and 270°)

Supported browsers include: Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge

NDAA compliant

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does Panasonic DP-UB820 support Dolby Pro-logic?

A: It does not support Dolby Pro Logic.

Q: 2. According to the manual, this player can play mkv via usb harddrive; can this player play mkv with hires audio tracks (e.g. dtshd-ma or dolby truehd)?

A: It may not be able to decode this information from a .mkv file.

Q: 3. I have read that the smart apps on this model are very limited. Is the Digital Concert Hall (Berlin Philharmonic) available?

A: This app is not available directly through this soundbar. Compatible with Amazon Prime Music, Pandora, TuneIn, and iHeartRadio.

Q: 4. If hooked to a 1080p TV, will it downscale a 4K disc?

A: Yes. This player can down-convert to 1080p so your TV can process and play them. There will be no HDR so the image quality will be similar to regular Blu-ray.

Q: 5. Can I play Blu-ray Discs without HDMI cables on my smart TV?

A: I am only seeing HDMI video signal available on the Panasonic DP-UB820-K. For RCA connections, there is only audio signal.

Q: 6. They made a blu ray player this well and did not make it region free???

A: The closest region-free model that we currently offer from Panasonic is B&H # PADPUB9000E

Q: 7. Panasonic UB820, is this Bluetooth compatible with headphones?

A: This item offers no Bluetooth functionality.

Q: 8. Can this product play and upsample video files on my network area storage via LAN or wireless network connection?

A: The Panasonic DP-UB820-K HDR 4K UHD Network Blu-ray Player (BH # PADPUB820K) features a LAN port for direct connection to an internet router. Files cannot be shared directly via this connection.

Q: 9. Is the player noisier when reading a 4K UHD disc compared to a regular blu-ray HD disc? The player sounds normal at regular play.

A: There should be no difference.

Q: 10. Will the UB820 play DVD-DL (dual-layer) discs?

A: Yes, as others have said UHD discs are inherently dual layer. You shouldn't have an issues.