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AJAX TURRETCAM HL (5 MP/2.8 MM) - POE IP CAMERA
Description Ajax TurretCam HL
A turret body that solves a real installation problem
The turret shape of the Ajax TurretCam HL isn't a styling choice — it's a practical answer to outdoor placement. A short, compact housing leaves almost no blind spot right under the lens, the mounting bracket allows fine-tuned tilt without extra adapters, and the low profile means far less wind or snow load than an elongated bullet housing mounted on the same eave or fence post.
Why 5 MP instead of the usual 2–4 MP matters
A 5 MP sensor paired with a 2.8 mm lens delivers a wide field of view with enough detail to identify a face or a license plate a few meters from the camera — not just a moving silhouette. That's the real dividing line for anyone who wants footage that can actually be used as evidence, not just a record that "something moved." H.264 and H.265 encoding keep that data stream manageable, so continuous recording to a microSD card up to 256 GB is realistic without swapping cards every few days.
Detection that doesn't flood you with alerts
Built-in analytics separately classifies people, vehicles, and animals — so the system can flag a person in the yard at night while ignoring a cat on the fence or a branch swaying in the wind. In practice, that's the difference between notifications you actually read and ones you mute after the first week of false alarms.
One cable for power, data, and everything else
PoE (Power over Ethernet) means a single cable both powers the camera (12 V, roughly 7.2 W draw) and carries the video stream. For spots at the far end of a perimeter — over a gate, on a utility building, anywhere without a nearby outlet — that removes the need for separate power wiring or reliance on Wi-Fi, which tends to struggle through walls and metal structures.
Built into the Ajax ecosystem, not a bolt-on gadget
This camera is designed to work alongside an Ajax hub and detectors: video verification of an alarm, footage automatically linked to a motion sensor or door contact trigger, all viewed in the same app used to manage the security system itself — on Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android, with both cloud and local (SD) storage options. No separate app for the camera and another for the alarm.
Rated for actual outdoor conditions
IP66 and an operating range of -30°C to +60°C are real figures for harsh winters and hot summers, not a "keep it under a porch roof" disclaimer. The metal-and-plastic housing adds mechanical durability without unnecessary weight (475 g), and the black finish on the TurretCam HL lets it sit discreetly on dark facades, gutters, or metal structures where a white housing would stand out immediately.
Who this model is really for
If you need a perimeter camera powered over Ethernet, with clear 5 MP detail and smart alert filtering instead of generic motion triggers, and you already run — or plan to run — an Ajax system, the TurretCam HL covers that job without trading off image quality, weather resistance, or ease of installation.
If you're unsure which lens angle or hub configuration fits your specific site, our team is glad to help you put together the right setup.
Characteristics Ajax TurretCam HL
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CL-000286
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Out of stock
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6 09900 ₴ |
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