TP-Link VIGI 8MP Full-Color Turret Network Camera (InSight S485)
The VIGI 8MP Full-Color Turret Network Camera delivers razor-sharp images in 4K Ultra HD resolution, day and night. Thanks to the 24-hour full-color technology, you can see vibrant colors and sharp details even in the dark. The 1/2.7” The Progressive Scan CMOS sensor and F1.6 aperture deliver clear images even in low light, while the combination of four IR and white LEDs ensures visibility up to 30 meters – regardless of the conditions.
The fixed 2.8 mm lens provides a wide viewing angle, allowing you to easily monitor large areas. The camera supports a resolution of up to 3840 x 2160 pixels, with smooth video playback at up to 25 fps. Thanks to 120 dB Wide Dynamic Range (WDR), the image remains clear, even in bright backlight or shadows. With adjustable image settings such as brightness, contrast, white balance, and Smart IR, you can perfectly adapt the display to your surroundings.
The built-in People & Vehicle Analytics accurately recognizes people and vehicles and helps you quickly locate specific events. Features such as intrusion detection, line crossing, object movement, and sound detection provide advanced monitoring capabilities with fewer false positives. The Active Defense feature with two-way audio and flashing white light allows you to respond immediately to suspicious situations.
The S485's rugged metal housing is IP67 certified, meaning the camera can withstand rain, dust, and extreme temperatures. This makes it ideal for year-round outdoor use. With Power over Ethernet (PoE), you can easily connect it with a single cable for both data and power, making installation quick and tidy.
For efficient storage and transmission, the camera uses H.265+ video compression, saving bandwidth and storage space without sacrificing image quality. The VIGI S485 supports microSD storage up to 512GB and can be easily managed via the VIGI App, Web UI, or VIGI VMS. Whether you're watching from home or remotely, you're always in control of what's happening.
