WTB Help with which ptz camera to buy

[itservice]

they are both fine cameras, the Pro costs more than the Lite

can you tell me if the Camera-SD59225U-HNI will work with a Hikvision DS-7716NI-SP/16.
Thanks
For all your help
Dennis

 

[drew91101]

@itservice, it will work. Just make sure you have your POE+ injector on and it will work like any other camera

 

[itservice]

@itservice, it will work. Just make sure you have your POE+ injector on and it will work like any other camera

the Hikvision DS-7716NI-SP/16 has POE do need to also add a injector?

 

[hmjgriffon]

the Hikvision DS-7716NI-SP/16 has POE do need to also add a injector?

nope

 

[drew91101]

My bad...I missed the part about the psu

 

[nayr]

The DS-7716NI-SP/16 has 802.3at PoE+ built in..

The Dahua should work w/the Hikvision via ONVIF... but the Hik wont know how to configure the dahua and not all features may work.. but basic video recording/playback and ptz should work.

 

[drew91101]

@nayr if the NVR is 802.3at (rather than af) does that mean that you don't need a poe injector? assuming that your poe switch still has available power?
IOW, I'm looking to get a SD49225T-HNI soon, will my ltn8716-p16 be able to power the ptz without an injector?

 

[nayr]

802.3at == PoE+ and will output at minimum ~25W of power
802.3af == PoE and will output at minimum ~14W of power

The Dahua PTZ's require 802.3at (PoE+) because they draw ~23W of power..

with your 802.3at capable NVR you wont need an 802.3at PoE injector/midspan.

 

[drew91101]

802.3at == PoE+ and will output at minimum ~25W of power
802.3af == PoE and will output at minimum ~14W of power

The Dahua PTZ's require 802.3at (PoE+) because they draw ~23W of power..

with your 802.3at capable NVR you wont need an 802.3at PoE injector/midspan.

Awesome, Thank you!

 

[Bradmph]

Reading through this post and damn, Nayr you are the Funken Wagnel of security cameras. Incredible and nice to have someone with a lot of knowledge like this so folks don't make them nooby mistakes.