DAHUA DH-IPC-HDBW2849E-S-IL (8 MP/2.8 MM) - DOME PoE IP CAMERA
Description Dahua HDBW2849E-S-IL
8 MP in a dome build with object recognition
DH-IPC-HDBW2849E-S-IL combines 8 MP resolution with built-in people and vehicle recognition in a compact 81×81 mm dome housing. It's one of the few options in this catalog where high 8 MP detail is available in a dome rather than bullet build — a choice that matters for sites where ceiling-mount aesthetics count.
A 24-month warranty
The manufacturer offers 24 months of warranty on this model — twice the standard 12 months of the catalog's base cameras. Combined with high resolution and object recognition, that positions the model in a more premium tier of the lineup.
A 110° viewing angle and 30 m illumination range
A 110° viewing angle covers a wide zone with a single unit, and an effective illumination range of up to 30 m provides night vision over typical grounds around a building. People and vehicle recognition filters out false triggers from unrelated objects.
PoE 802.3af power at 8.3 W
The camera runs on PoE to the 802.3af standard, drawing 8.3 W — expectedly higher than smaller 2-4 MP models due to the higher resolution and analytics. The metal, IP67-rated housing withstands temperatures from -40°C to +60°C.
A microphone and ONVIF, FTP, SFTP protocols
A built-in microphone captures audio synchronized with video, and ONVIF, FTP, SFTP, CGI, and P2P support gives flexibility connecting to recorders and VMS platforms from different manufacturers.
Mixing resolutions across a system instead of using 8 MP everywhere
A well-planned multi-camera system rarely runs the same resolution on every channel — 8 MP is worth its cost at the main entrance, a cash desk, or any point where identifying a face or a license plate later actually matters, while wider perimeter or general-area coverage is usually served just as well by a 4 MP camera with the same people and vehicle recognition at a lower price per unit. Concentrating the budget for 8 MP units on two or three critical points, and filling the rest of the coverage plan with the lineup's 4 MP PRO models, keeps both storage consumption and total project cost in check without giving up detail where it's actually needed. It also keeps the NVR's total bandwidth load more predictable, since a handful of 8 MP streams is easier to plan around than a dozen. This model is a strong fit for those one or two priority points rather than a default choice for every camera on the list.
We can advise whether 8 MP resolution specifically fits your scenario, or whether a 4 MP model with the same object recognition is enough — tell us your detail requirements and we'll give a concrete recommendation.
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