DAHUA DH-IPC-HDW1239T1-LED (2 MP/2.8 MM) - DOME PoE IP CAMERA WITH LED ILLUMINATION
Description Dahua HDW1239T1-LED
White LED illumination instead of infrared
DH-IPC-HDW1239T1-LED uses white LED illumination instead of the typical infrared found on almost every other camera in this catalog. The practical difference is immediate: IR illumination gives a black-and-white image at night, while white light lets you record in color after dark — useful when telling apart the color of clothing or a vehicle matters even at night, not just the silhouette.
2 MP with no people or vehicle recognition
The camera has no built-in object recognition — just basic motion detection. That's a sensible choice for a buyer to whom color footage at night matters most, getting automatic object classification at the recorder level or another way instead.
A 106° viewing angle in an eye-ball dome housing
The eye-ball dome design lets you adjust the viewing direction after mounting on a ceiling, and a 106° angle covers a typical room or small yard with a single unit. The housing weighs 240 g and is built from a metal-plastic combination.
PoE 802.3af power at 4.8 W
The camera runs on PoE to the 802.3af standard, drawing 4.8 W — slightly more than an IR-illuminated model due to the added load of white-spectrum LEDs. IP67 protection and an operating range from -40°C to +60°C allow year-round outdoor installation.
A microphone and ONVIF, FTP, RTSP protocols
A built-in microphone captures audio alongside video, and ONVIF, FTP, RTSP, CGI, and P2P support gives flexibility connecting to recorders from different manufacturers. This model has no SD card slot.
Visible light as a side benefit: it works as a deterrent too
Because the illumination here is white and visible rather than infrared, anyone approaching the camera at night can see that it's lit and recording — unlike IR, which is invisible to the naked eye and gives no such signal. For a driveway, entrance, or delivery area, that visibility can act as a mild deterrent on its own, on top of whatever footage actually gets captured. It's a different design goal from a hidden or covert camera, and worth keeping in mind when placing this unit: mounting it where the light is clearly seen from the approach path adds to its effect, while tucking it into a corner mostly wastes that side benefit. Sites that specifically want a low-profile, unnoticeable camera should lean toward the catalog's IR models instead.
We can advise whether color footage at night specifically matters for your scenario, or whether standard IR illumination is enough — tell us about the conditions at your site and we'll give a concrete recommendation.
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