Dahua DH-HACT1A11P 1MP Eyeball Camera Price in Kenya

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Dahua DH-HAC-T1A11P 1MP Eyeball Camera Price in Kenya

The Dahua DH-HAC-T1A11P 1MP Eyeball Camera is a fixed surveillance camera for compatible HDCVI recording systems. It provides a straightforward option for monitoring entrances, reception desks, shop interiors, corridors, and other locations where basic HD surveillance is sufficient.

Its eyeball housing allows the installer to adjust the viewing direction during mounting. Infrared illumination supports monitoring in darkness, while the compact shape suits installations where a projecting bullet camera would be less convenient.

Key Specification

The supplied lens and hardware revision should match the intended viewing area. Infrared illumination distance is not a guarantee of facial identification at the same distance. Zhejiang Dahua Technology Co., Ltd.

Features and Practical Benefits

Basic HD monitoring: The camera is suitable for observing activity in smaller spaces where the purpose is general monitoring rather than capturing fine detail across a large scene.

Adjustable eyeball housing: Set the direction during installation to frame a counter, doorway, passage, or room.

Infrared night monitoring: The camera can illuminate a scene in darkness. Correct positioning helps reduce reflections from nearby walls, ceilings, and glossy surfaces.

Compatible recorder integration: Connect the camera to a DVR or XVR that supports the required signal and resolution. Video storage, playback, and remote access are handled by the recorder.

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Where It Is Used

• Small retail premises.
• Reception and waiting areas.
• Internal corridors.
• Stockroom entrances.
• General indoor activity monitoring.

For exposed locations, confirm an appropriate environmental rating for the exact supplied camera before installation.

How to Set It Up

1. Check recorder compatibility. Confirm the DVR/XVR supports this camera’s output format and resolution.
2. Choose the lens and position. Frame the intended target rather than covering an unnecessarily large area.
3. Test before mounting. Connect the camera to the recorder and a suitable regulated 12V DC supply.
4. Install the video cable. Use appropriate coaxial cable or compatible video baluns with suitable twisted-pair cable.
5. Connect power correctly. Check polarity, power capacity, and voltage at the camera.
6. Mount securely. Adjust the eyeball assembly while viewing the live image.
7. Configure recording. Set the channel name, recording schedule, date, and time at the recorder.
8. Check after dark. Look for IR reflections, overexposure, and insufficient detail at the target position.

Advantages and Disadvantages

Advantages

• Compact housing.
• Straightforward integration with compatible HDCVI systems.
• Infrared monitoring for dark areas.
• Useful for basic surveillance requirements.

Disadvantages

• Lower detail than higher-resolution cameras.
• Fixed lens limits adjustment after purchase.
• Requires a recorder and separate power arrangement.
• No IP networking or PoE should be assumed.

Troubleshooting and FAQs

The recorder shows no picture.
Check power, BNC connections, cable continuity, recorder compatibility, and the selected output mode.

The night image looks washed out.
Move the camera away from reflective surfaces and check whether the IR light is illuminating a nearby obstruction.

Can it connect directly to a PoE switch?
No. This is an analog HDCVI camera.

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