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It does have 2 sub-streams available though, so it looks like you could back down one of the streams for an inexpensive DVR and use a PC (with BI) to do the 4k. Of course you'll need a 4K monitor to really see it.I ordered mine from China. No one is US that I know is selling them yet. I can order more for anyone if they want one for around 400 plus shipping but it won't be immediate shipping. The 7fps is the only downfall and you need an expensive 4K nvr to record it in 4K
On the specifications tab on the Dahua site.Where do you see BNC? I can't find it
Yuppers, but at the price for this camera I can do that no sweat. IR illuminators are inexpensive (I have several already) and an enclosure can't be that expensive - I'll build my own from scratch if needed (or plead with @DaveP to make me one, should fit in great with his crazy mad projects - lol).
Yes see the above post...the 4800e does not have audio or sd card slot...LOL, looks like we are talking about 2 different cameras (which explains the price point). Can you post back the exact model number?
If low light is a priority then consider the hikvision DS-2CD6026FHWD yes it is only 2mp, but its should be way better in low light than the dahua-there are some samples on youtube of the hikvision darkfighter technology.....it is more expensive though and you need to buy the lens separately...you may also have to do that on the dahua...or you can just get the 1400 bosch that networkcameracritic reviewed....Well I like the IPC-HF81200E features far more than the 4800e, especially since they even cost less (like how is that even possible?). Now I'm going to have to peruse the internet for some pics from it because I'm really liking the specs and prices I'm seeing on the IPC-HF81200E.